💬 Opinion Sep 6, 2026 · The Denver Post Editorial Board

The Alterra deal won’t save downtown Denver, but it’s part of a plan that just might (Editorial)

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The Alterra deal won’t save downtown Denver, but it’s part of a plan that just might (Editorial)
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A handful of major developments in the past 12 months, including some small failures and some big gambles, give us hope that downtown Denver will rise to its former glory.
Alterra Mountain Company is moving its headquarters to a city-owned building (formerly owned by The Denver Post’s parent company) that has struggled to rent its office space.
The 16th Street rebuild is complete, and free buses are running seamlessly again from Civic Center to Union Station.
The University of Colorado Denver bo

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