As its apartment buildings pop up all around the city, a developer has picked its next site and submitted plans for 100 units on a busy LoHi corner.
Apartment developer floats LoHi retail corner for next project
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].
Affordable housing project breaks ground at Union Station
The booming neighborhood’s first low-income apartment development officially kicked off this week, and it will add more than 100 units — including 75 reserved for lower-income renters.
Downtown hotel fetches $210 million
Closing out deal-happy 2015 with a bang, New York investors have dropped $210 million on a Sheraton Hotel on the 16th Street Mall.
LoDo office complex sold for $44 million
A building in LoDo’s “warehouse row” has changed hands in a $44 million deal, nearly double the sale price from its last deal 10 years ago.
Legal spat between RiNo baker, landlord heats up
A bakery at The Source market and its landlord and investor have exchanged lawsuits, with accusations of improper withdrawal of funds and unacceptable building renovations thrown across the mediation table.
RiNo rehab project wraps up
Space is almost completely filled out at a former print shop on Blake Street, which a husband-and-wife development team has converted into space for an array of tenants, including restaurants and bars, an ad firm and an architecture firm.
San Francisco solar firm to open downtown Denver office
In a big economic development deal for the city and state, a solar firm will open a new corporate office in downtown Denver and plans to add about 800 jobs over the next few years.
Longtime bar finds new home on Broadway
After more than 20 years, a Lincoln Street bar has shut down, but it will come back to life in a smaller space on Broadway.
Another apartment tower planned for Union Station
The developer behind another massive Union Station apartment project is working on its next tower, a 14-story building with nearly 150 units, including several penthouse apartments.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Dec. 11, 2015
A 56-unit apartment building in Denver sells for $4.8 million, and a 42,000-square-foot property in Lakewood changes hands.
