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Citywide's Denver Economy Tracker
New Resource for Local Businesses 		Citywide Planning Move into
Denver's First "Green" Skyscraper

Citywide Banks has launched the Denver Economy Tracker,
a new publication filled with the latest economic data for the Denver-area and US. The Tracker will be published every other month and featured in this Customer Electronic Newsletter. Archived editions of the Tracker, along with up-to-the-minute Denver business news, are now available at www.CitywideBanks.com/denver-business-news.html.

Click here to download Citywide Banks DENVER ECONOMY TRACKER for July 2009
   

Citywide is finalizing plans to move its Downtown Branch into the city's first Platinum LEED-certified office building at 18th & Larimer. The stylish, 22-story tower, scheduled to be completed in 2010, will also be the first skyscraper added to the downtown skyline in more than two decades.

The LEED design standards aim to increase energy savings, water efficiency, & indoor environmental quality, while simultaneously reducing CO2 emissions. 1800 Larimer will feature high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and other state-of-the-art design elements. Stay tuned for more updates about this exciting project.

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