With a 50-year lease coming to a close, the city of Denver has a plan to buy out the operator of a stretch of retail real estate and take over the leasing and income.
City wants to take over leasing duties for performing arts center retail space
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].
Arapahoe County office building sold for $113M
In what the brokerage touted as the largest suburban office deal of 2015, a single-tenant Greendwood Village office building was sold to a South Korean buyer for more than $113 million.
In Uptown, new recipe for ice cream parlor
Dishing out a big investment to bring the bulk of ice cream production in-house, a dessert-loving couple is launching a new creamery in Uptown next month.
Jefferson Park sprouts new brewery and restaurant
A trio of brothers are adding another craft brewery to Jefferson Park and will combine the beer venture with a full-service restaurant.
Presses stopping, brewery moving into Curtis Park
After 80 years in business, a print shop is shutting down, and its owner says he has leased the company’s longtime home out to a brewery.
Former city official kicks off development startup
The former head of Denver’s development services department is hopping over to the other side of the table, launching a consulting business to guide developers through the maze of government approval.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Jan. 8, 2016
An Englewood industrial property is sold, along with apartment properties in Denver, Arvada, Westminster and Wheat Ridge.
Real estate firm launches $50M fund
With an eye for steady, income-producing commercial real estate in the Midwest, a real estate investment company is hoping to raise between $50 million and $75 million in a new fund.
DU apartment complex sold for $82.5M
With apartments and ground-floor retail space filling up, a Phoenix firm grabbed a 200-unit building near DU for $82.5 million this week.
Colfax co-working venture to cater to wedding industry
A local wedding planner is hoping to do some matchmaking between other small businesses in her industry by bringing them together in a planned co-working space on West Colfax.
