News, Real Estate
The City of Montrose is in the early stages of updating its land development regulations, and that could mean more multi-family housing, in addition to the extensive single-family development the community is already seeing. Currently, the City of Montrose land development code (things like zoning) ...
News, Real Estate
By Justin Tubbs 
February 22, 2024
Editor’s note: This is part of a sporadic series on new projects, businesses and developments “going up.” If you know of some good examples, give us a call or shoot us an email to let us know about them. A new development of upper-end condominiums is going up off Ogden Road, across from The Bridges...
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Business, News
By Justin Tubbs Montrose Business Times 
February 14, 2024
The developers currently building the Fairfield Inn & Suites at the Colorado Outdoors project on the north end of town have plans for a second hotel, across the street from the one being constructed now. At a Montrose Urban Renewal Authority meeting on Wednesday, the developers described their plans...
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Business, News
Playtime is going to the dogs
By Gunnison Clamp for the MBT 
January 24, 2024
A relatively new business in Montrose started with the idea of a dog daycare and decided to take it to the next level, with large spaces both indoors and outdoors for canines to hang out and play in. The Hydrant Doggie Playcare takes a unique approach to caring for man’s best friend and is primed to...
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News, Real Estate
By Justin Tubbs Montrose Business Times 
May 10, 2023
With huge leaps in property value assessments across the state, there's some question about property taxes and where homeowners might find some relief. In Montrose County, the median increase in residential property' values was 47% when the Montrose County Tax Assessor’s Office released its new asse...
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Real Estate
By Justin Tubbs Montrose Business Times 
April 26, 2023
It’s been two years since a group of investors acquired the former Montrose Russell Stover plant and even longer since the candy manufacturer decided to close the facility. The building remains empty aside from the maintenance workers onsite for upkeep. There have been plenty of interested parties, ...
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Business, News
By Montrose Business Times 
September 6, 2024
Melissa Rice opened the Best Paw Forward grooming business in Montrose a year ago, and added an “outdoor adventure boarding” service in June of this y...
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Business, Entertainment...
By Justin Tubbs Montrose Business Times 
September 5, 2024
Montrose City Council Tuesday night approved liquor licenses for three businesses: two restaurants and a bar. San Juan Coffeehouse, soon to change to ...
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Business, News
By Tonya 
September 4, 2024
It has been five years since Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association closed its coal-fired power plant in Nucla. That was just a year after ...
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Business, Food & Beverage...
By Tonya 
August 29, 2024
Toasty All Day Eatery is the latest venture for Montrose restauranteurs Phil and Melanie Freismuth, and they have planned a Sept. 9 opening date for t...
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Business, Community...
By Tonya 
August 22, 2024
More taps, later hours and the same coffee shop feel that has made the downtown business successful: that’s what’s in store for San Juan Coffeehouse.....
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