The historic Rossonian building in Five Points inches closer to special redevelopment deal

A deal that could incentivize redevelopment for the historic Rossonian building may help a long-running effort to reopen the hotel.

On Tuesday, a Denver City Council committee gave the first stamp of approval to a plan to create tax-increment financing for the Rossonian development.

Tax-increment financing, or TIF, is a common tool used by the Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA) to sweeten the redevelopment of blighted properties across the city…

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