SC&P plans 20,000 square feet of development in Sloan’s Lake area.
Fast times at SloHi: Retail and office space on the way
Burl Rolett
Burl Rolett was a BusinessDen reporter who covered commercial real estate and the business of sports until 2017. He is a graduate of Washington and Lee University. Email him at [email protected].
The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 4.1.16
A big Pipeline with lots of office leases and some investment sales.
Perlmutter plans 112-apartment, light-rail-friendly project on Yale Circle
Fresh off an eight-figure apartment sale, a longstanding Denver real estate firm isn’t taking any time off from multifamily construction.
Virgin America’s rent at DIA: $2.4M
Virgin America’s rent at DIA: $2.4M
I’m your Huckleberry and here’s our new restaurant
Huckleberry Roasters and Chris Bell, former Potager chef, are launching restaurant Port Side this spring at Huckleberry’s current coffee house near Larimer and 25th streets.
No corner office at CBRE’s new downtown HQ
One of Denver’s largest commercial real estate brokerages is moving up and embracing it’s inner co-worker.
Backyard on Blake builder eyes $900K townhomes in RiNo
Invent Development Partners plans 17 units at 34th/Walnut
Catalina building 397-unit apartment building at Colfax/Potomac
Catalina Development Co. is digging up an eight-acre stretch of land at Colfax Avenue and Potomac Street in Aurora to make way for 397 new apartments. It’s a $104 million project that company President Randy Bryant hopes will draw from the many nearby medical facilities.
The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 3.25.16
Transwestern reports the following deals: Nathan B. Kennedy & Associates leased 1,137 square feet of office space at the Southlands mall in Aurora. David Shapiro, Andrew Piepgras and Karen Clarke represented the landlord. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank reports the following deals: Bridgevine, Inc. subleased 2,133 square feet of office space at 165 S. Union Blvd…. Read more »
Developer turns focus to downtown Denver
Once exclusively a suburban builder, a Boulder-based developer is pitching a second batch of downtown townhomes.
