After a $21 million Arvada apartment purchase in September, a real estate firm has followed up by grabbing a 330-unit complex in southeast Denver.
Calif. firm’s second big apartment buy closes for $50M
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].
Breakfast joint makes its comeback in the Highlands
After having to close two locations, a biscuit-based breakfast restaurant is back up and running in a new standalone space.
Hotel, 150 apartments on deck in Cherry Creek
One of Cherry Creekâs most active developers plunked down $35 million last week for two plots of prime Cherry Creek real estate with plans for fancy apartments and a new hotel.
New brewery humming along in Jefferson Park
With some veteran brewers behind the wheel, a new brewery operation is up and running in a patch of Jefferson Park short on craft beer.
Developer scoops up lot on 38th
Keeping an eye on the expanding redevelopment trend, a Boulder development firm has bought a $1.2 million lot of land for a residential and retail project.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Oct. 30, 2015
A long list of properties are sold, including residential, office and industrial properties around the area. Total sales this week total more than $38 million.
Home brewers coin new taphouse in Centennial
A pair of longtime home brewers are finally moving forward with plans to launch their own brewery and are building up their beer operation in a Centennial shopping center.
Half-acre plot in Cherry Creek fetches $13M
A developer with a new apartment building up and running and a $70 million hotel underway in Cherry Creek has purchased a small piece of land in the neighborhood.
Einstein Bros. closes up shop in Cap Hill
After closing dozens of stores elsewhere across the country, Einstein Bros. Bagels has shut down a shop in Cap Hill.
Investment firm announces major local expansion
A Boston firm is taking over another floor in a Greenwood Village building with plans to invest millions in its office and bring on hundreds of new employees.
