A developer has submitted plans to the city for about a dozen three-bedroom townhomes in Curtis Park.
New batch of townhomes pitched for Curtis Park
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].
School sells off former campus to home builder
With a residential development in the works, a Christian school has unloaded the last piece of its old campus system for $4.5 million.
Hotel developer buys 16th St. Mall lot for $10M
One of the few remaining empty lots along the 16th Street Mall was scooped up by a hotel development firm, and the 0.38-acre property fetched $10 million.
Marketing firm gets more web savvy with Boulder buy
Just after moving into a new headquarters building, a Denver ad agency acquired a Boulder web development firm to bring more of its work in-house.
Oil and gas company retreats into bankruptcy
As oil firms continue to shut down offices in the Denver market, one is holding onto its space but has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with a reported $37 million in debts.
Another oil company dropping out of Denver market
Two floors in one of Denver’s tallest office towers will likely spill back onto the market when an oil firm shuts down its local presence and lays off 75 workers.
RiNo voters OK higher taxes to fund improvements
In Tuesday’s election, two special districts were established stretching over 450 acres, which will collect an additional $900,000 in taxes to bankroll improvements in the area.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Nov. 6, 2015
A retail building in Highlands Ranch sells for $2.6 million, and an apartment complex on Parker Road in Denver rakes in $50 million.
Dining destination and marketplace cooking on Larimer
Another indoor market and food court is on its way to a former Larimer Street auto shop, and it already has about a dozen vendors lined up to fill the space.
Developer plugs second studio project into Denver pipeline
With one apartment development set to open early next year, a young firm with a focus on energy efficiency is powering up its next project in Five Points.
