Firm fills gap in holdings along Clayton in Cherry Creek with $5M buy

210 Clayton St

The building at 210 Clayton St. in Denver sold for $5 million. (Thomas Gounley)

A retail building in Cherry Creek has sold for $5 million.

Broe Real Estate Group, acting as Clayton Street Investors 3 LLC, purchased 210 Clayton St. last week, according to county records.

The two-story building dates to 1970 and is 6,040 square feet, according to records. That makes the deal worth $828 a square foot. The structure sits on a 0.14-acre lot.

The ground floor of the building is home to women’s clothing store Max, which moved from a block over after the chain’s owners sold that space in early 2018.

Broe, whose Denver projects include the development of the Country Club Towers, did not respond to requests for comment. The company’s office is just down the street from the building, at 252 Clayton St. The company owns that site, as well as the 200 and 216 Clayton St. parcels, according to records.

The building was sold by Clayton Investments LLC and other entities related to the Oxman family, which has owned the site for decades.

210 Clayton St

The building at 210 Clayton St. in Denver sold for $5 million. (Thomas Gounley)

A retail building in Cherry Creek has sold for $5 million.

Broe Real Estate Group, acting as Clayton Street Investors 3 LLC, purchased 210 Clayton St. last week, according to county records.

The two-story building dates to 1970 and is 6,040 square feet, according to records. That makes the deal worth $828 a square foot. The structure sits on a 0.14-acre lot.

The ground floor of the building is home to women’s clothing store Max, which moved from a block over after the chain’s owners sold that space in early 2018.

Broe, whose Denver projects include the development of the Country Club Towers, did not respond to requests for comment. The company’s office is just down the street from the building, at 252 Clayton St. The company owns that site, as well as the 200 and 216 Clayton St. parcels, according to records.

The building was sold by Clayton Investments LLC and other entities related to the Oxman family, which has owned the site for decades.

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