The shared office giant has signed a letter of intent for three floors of Denver’s shiniest, newest office tower.
WeWork is out hunting again for more office space
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VC-backed startup backing out of 15,000 SF in LoDo
The space is being marketed at rents of $50,000 per month.
Investors sue fund manager over soured startup bets
The investors in a Cherry Creek private equity firm have turned on their former fund manager, saying he mismanaged $23 million they placed in his care on startups to benefit himself and his family members.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 7.28.17
A PR firm moves onto Wazee Street, Denver Public Schools subleases industrial space and a $6.7 million apartment trades hands near Cheesman Park in this week’s pipeline.
Restaurant and office space planned for Highlands Square Victorian
A retired structural engineer plans to renovate a two-story, 19th-century house at 3456 W. 32nd Ave. and build an office property in its backyard.
Judge settles on 12-year sentence for $10M accounting fraud
In a sentencing hearing, Judge Christine Arguello lopped off 30 months from her original recommendation for Don Iley’s time in prison.
170 apartments planned near South Broadway
Mi Casa Resource Center sold its former headquarters in Baker to a Greenwood Village firm aiming to build apartments in a five-story, U-shaped complex.
Coworking conversion slated for century-old Sloan’s Lake church
NEO Development plans to redevelop a 115-year-old church on an 18,000-square-foot property into shared office space, after scrapping plans for a similar concept on South Pearl Street.
1,150 acres near DIA sell for $25M
The undeveloped land is a large chunk of High Point, a 1,800-acre master-planned development straddling Denver and Aurora.
Century-old buildings on South Pearl Street are saved from the wrecking ball
Real estate broker Patrick Finney is scrapping plans to demolish two century-old buildings on South Pearl Street, which he had hoped to turn into a $6 million office and coworking development.
