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Northglenn economic report: new businesses, lower vacancies and 'Keep It Local' campaign
Summary
City economic-development director Allison Moding reported Q2–Q3 2025 gains: more new jobs and commercial absorption, renewed interest in Washington Point and a new Keep It Local Northglenn campaign and business directory enhancements aimed at promoting local retail and dining.
Northglenn — Allison Moding, Northglenn’s director of economic development and executive director of the Northland Urban Renewal Authority (NURRA), told council on Dec. 1 that the city saw active business recruitment and retention work in Q2–Q3 2025, an uptick in job creation and a decline in commercial vacancies.
Moding said the Northland Marketplace remains the city’s top visitor draw and highlighted new storefronts and expansions across the city, including a swim school at Washington Point, Office Evolution’s expansion and small retailers such as Terra Element…
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