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Denver Infrastructure Investment Expected to Generate $230M Annual Economic Impact

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 26
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What happened

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The National Western’s capital campaign, which began in late 2016, is concluding on July 31. The campaign successfully raised $148 million toward its $150 million goal. Additionally, the City and County of Denver invested an estimated $637 million through Bond Measure 2C in 2015 to fund the overall redevelopment of the National Western Center.

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Why it matters

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These investments are projected to generate an estimated $230 million in annual economic impact for the region. The redevelopment is also expected to more than double projected annual attendance to 2.3 million visitors.

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Who's involved

  • DenverThe City and County of Denver provided major funding for the National Western Center’s redevelopment.
  • ColoradoThe state of Colorado is the geographic context for the regional economic impact.

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  3. The Colorado Fourteeners Initiative is tracking hiker use on various peaks in Colorado, utilizing studies conducted by economists from Colorado State University.Sub-event
  4. CSU is involved in a new Denver Landmark Agreement.1 source

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