An east Denver brokerage has bolstered its residential real estate business after merging with a local competitor.
Stapleton brokerage combines with residential real estate firm
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The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.17.17
Several healthcare and nonprofit organizations ink new leases, a bank branch lands in Denver, and more in this week’s CRE roundup.
200 apartments underway for Cap Hill corner
Denver’s densest neighborhood is about to get apartments in what developer Brian Wynne said was a “best of both worlds” location overlooking downtown.
North Denver warehouses sold for $11M
Two RiNo-based developers are doubling down on a North Denver investment, in a space on York Street across from the Coca-Cola Bottling plant.
Denver OED boss steps down to pursue real estate
After brokering deals for the city for five years, the executive director of the Office of Economic Development is leaving city hall for a downtown real estate firm.
Cap Hill sushi spot calls it quits
A for-lease sign now fills the window of the storefront at Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Street.
Library branch overdue for $1.4M upgrade
A seven-figure facelift is bringing a Southwest Denver library up to speed, and closing the book on a decade-long library renovation spree.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.10.17
An Adams County industrial park lands its first lease, a new yoga company moves into Westminster, and Comcast make a couple big deals in this week’s CRE roundup.
Nearly complete industrial center off I-25 lands its first lease
As work nears completion at the 420,000-square-foot site, a food service product maker has signed on occupy one of its four buildings in coming months.
Congress Park apartments make way for upgrades
A Denver developer is charting up a renovation strategy for a 40-unit building on Cook Street.
