Matt Geiger is a journalist at BusinessDen, where he covers commercial real estate and development. His reporting encompasses a range of topics including the housing market, real estate investment, and the construction industry, with a particular focus on retail and hospitality sectors. Matt's work has also been featured in High On Films, Outdoor News, and CCM Colorado News.
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Matt Geiger's articles primarily focus on local business and real estate developments in Denver, Colorado. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for news directly from businesses or organizations.
Given his emphasis on local business and real estate, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new commercial properties, significant transactions or acquisitions within the Denver area, as well as insights into the economic trends impacting these sectors locally.
Additionally, since Matt covers entertainment and food & beverage topics to a lesser extent but still significantly, he may also be open to pitches related to noteworthy restaurant openings/closures or events within the entertainment industry taking place in Denver.
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“You essentially become a first-person shooter in a first-person shooter. We have everything from shooting games to kids games to strategy to education.”
“The reality of high office vacancies deeply impacted our weekday corporate crowd, while quiet event-free evenings made it hard to generate momentum.”
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“If we had known about the requirements about what the city was going to do … we probably would have not had built this site, we would have saved the $6 million dollars,” said Autowash co-owner Dennis Dreeszen.
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“Without prevention, CWD will spread faster, kill more deer and threaten our ability to preserve Wisconsin’s deer hunting legacy,” Smith said.
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“We love the project. No other way to say it, but it's time for it to be led by a different group,” said seller Jonathan Alpert of Westfield Co.
A smattering of suburban apartment, retail and industrial sales makes up the bulk of this week’s roundup of transactions.
Tim Mason saved thousands of dollars and hours of time for his business by adding one word to its name.
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