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December 6, 2018 | The Villager
Aurora Economic Development Council and Kärcher announce North American Headquarters Moving to Aurora Denver-based Kärcher North America, a U.S. subsidiary of German parent company Kärcher, the family-owned world’s leading provider of efficient, resource-conserving cleaning systems, announced today that it is moving its North American headquarters and manufacturing hub to Aurora, in Adams County. Read more. December 5, 2018 | Sentinel Colorado Aurora’s 1st Class A-act stars German engineers in regional aerotropolis AURORA | Prairie dogs, meet German engineers for a historic event in Aurora. Kärcher, a German producer of commercial cleaning devices, announced it will be moving its North American headquarters to a commercial development site in northeast Aurora next year, the Aurora Economic Development Council announced last week. Read more. November 30, 2018 | The Denver Post Gaylord Rockies Resort racing to hit Dec. 18 deadline Colorado’s largest hotel has 1,501 rooms and as many employees DENVER | For commuters who have watched the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center rise to towering heights south of Denver International Airport, that chance to see what it all was about is coming soon. At precisely 12:18 p.m. Dec. 18, Colorado’s largest hotel will open its doors and the public is invited to come check things out. Read more. November 29, 2018 | CoStar German Cleaning Equipment Manufacturer Relocating North American Headquarters to Suburban Denver Kärcher North America Quadrupling in Size With New 380,000-SF Facility in Aurora Kärcher North America plans to relocate its headquarters for the second time in less than five years, moving from Denver to a larger facility in the Porteos master-planned business park in Aurora, Colorado, as development in the Denver area continues to creep east. Charlotte, North Carolina developer SunCap Property Group said Kärcher North America, the U.S. subsidiary of German cleaning equipment maker Kärcher Group, plans to move into a 380,000-square-foot facility the developer is building in Porteos, a 1,287-acre site just south of Denver International Airport that is zoned for all types of commercial use. Read more. November 29, 2018 | Colorado Real Estate Journal Kärcher to build headquarters at Porteos DENVER | Denver-based Kärcher North America, a U.S. subsidiary of German parent company Kärcher, the family owned world’s leading provider of efficient, resource-conserving cleaning systems, announced today that it is moving its North American headquarters and manufacturing hub to Aurora. Kärcher partnered with the Aurora Economic Development Council to find and secure a 23-acre site for the new 380,000-square foot-facility in the Porteos development near Denver International Airport. Read more. November 14, 2018 | The Denver Post Sky-high Praise: DIA ranked No. 1 large airport in the U.S. by Wall Street Journal Denver’s once-maligned airport ranked in top 4 for convenience, reliability and value among big peers in new list DENVER | Denver International Airport has been known for a lot of things over its 23 years of departures and arrivals. The tented terminal building, cost overruns related to its automated baggage system, alleged secret bunkers, the list goes on. As of this week, DIA can officially bill itself as the best big airport in the U.S., according to the Wall Street Journal anyway. Read more. November 14, 2018 | CBSDenver Wall Street Journal: DIA Is The Best Airport In The Country DENVER (CBS4) | The Wall Street Journal named Denver International Airport as the best airport in the United States. DIA surpassed other airports in areas like reliability, value and convenience. For the first time ever, the journal surveyed the 20 largest airports in the country across 15 categories which included security wait times and WiFi speed. Read more. |
