An oil and gas producer has notified state authorities that it will lay off or relocate 113 employees based at the office, which will close Sept. 1.
Exxon subsidiary in Englewood announces closure; displaces 113
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Park Hill retail strip lands $10M renovation, restaurant tenants
With a new courtyard, new tenants including Little Man Ice Cream and a multimillion-dollar facelift, developers hope to turn a 1950s retail strip into a shopping destination.
New coworking competitor makes a splash from Chicago
A Chicago coworking brand is betting big — $20 million — that it can undercut existing spaces from a 10-story perch at Welton and 16th streets.
Denver firm fortifies portfolio with $37M office buy
A local investment crew’s first foray into Cherry Creek has led them to close on the 130,000-square-foot Citadel office building.
Continuum releases renderings for former 16th Street bus station
The company is preparing to break ground in August on a mixed-use complex on one of the last 2-acre parcels of downtown available for redevelopment.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.16.17
A retail corner trades in the Highlands, tech companies sign leases in LoDo, and a new tenant moves into Industry in this week’s roundup.
Shovels hit dirt for California firm’s Lincoln Park apartment complex
A San Francisco-based company has started moving earth for 253 apartments on a 3.5-acre site on Osage Street.
Denver Health stakes claim on acreage south of DIA
The hospital has purchased a 3.5-acre plot on Tower Road in fast-growing Green Valley Ranch for $1.7 million.
Full-block demo in RiNo makes way for $70 million residential complex
A Texas firm has started demolishing structures at 32nd and Walnut streets to make way for a 230-unit apartment project.
Amazon plans mammoth warehouse north of Denver
The online retailing giant has staked out an 855,000-square-foot footprint in Thornton for a fulfillment center to distribute small consumer goods, like books and electronics.
