A brewery is hoping to tap into a new audience with a second facility for sour and barrel-aged beers outside of the city.
Brewery searches for sour beer testing ground
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 Oct. 16, 2015
In the biggest commercial sale this week, an oil company sells its Englewood warehouse for $3.3 million, a lighting company leases more than 60,000 square feet in Denver, and smaller retailers, sports ventures and other businesses grab space around town.
Motorcycle shop kicks off high-gear expansion
Leaving its 25,000-square-foot shop on South Broadway in the dust, a motorcycle gear store is ready to make the jump into a much larger space its building near Dry Creek.
Second developer takes over Cap Hill church
After a California firm backed away from a residential redevelopment project at a Cap Hill church property, another developer stepped in last month and bought the building with similar plans in the works.
Breakfast joint sweetens up City Park
A breakfast and lunch eatery has heavy renovations underway at a City Park space where it plans to open a third location.
DaVita to anchor $190M Union Station building
Just a few years after failing to land the kidney health giant’s massive HQ deal, a local developer is planning a 19-story building in Union Station to be anchored by DaVita, which will add 265,000 square feet and 1,200 employees to its Denver operations.
345 condos planned for Union Station
The fate of a 1-acre lot at Union Station that sold for $20 million in August was revealed last week, and its developers are planning a 21-story building of for-sale condos.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Oct. 9, 2015
Two apartment properties sell for more than $2 million each, a heap of large-space deals includes UC Health’s 38,000-square-foot sublease, and an Aurora portfolio sells for $4 million.
Cherry Creek office complex sold for $42M
When the property’s anchor tenant left a gaping vacancy this summer, a real estate firm on a buying streak jumped on the opportunity and is now looking to refill the four-floor hole.
New homes in the works for Curtis Park
Stepping away from tiny apartments and small townhomes, a developer is planning to add some five-bedroom houses in Curtis Park priced at $800,000.
