A local firm is riding the development wave in Sloan’s Lake and has plans to revamp a small apartment complex into condos.
Condo conversion building on Sloan’s Lake momentum
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].
Sprouts opens its doors in Platt Park
The grocer launched a new location at Mississippi and South Lincoln on Wednesday morning, its fourth spot in Denver.
Former doctor plans jazz spot, apartments on Welton
Hoping to bring a bit of Five Points’ jazz history to the present-day rush of new development, a local family has plans for a commercial space, jazz club and apartment project on Welton Street.
Couple adding new food spot to RiNo map
Finding a hole in the RiNo casual and late-night dining scene, two UC Boulder grads have hatched a plan for a New Orleans-inspired restaurant and music spot.
Irresistible offer prompts Wash Park project sale
John Zakhem and his co-developers didn’t intend to sell their apartment project a year after opening. But the offers were just too darn good.
Small lot near Union Station fetches $20M
A 1-acre parcel sitting in prime development territory just behind Union Station was sold last week, and it could sustain up to 20 stories of development.
WeWork’s Denver sweep snatches space on Platte
The New York co-working giant has grabbed space in a new Platte Street project, pushing its downtown space to about 120,000 square feet between two buildings.
Sushi spot paves way for large parking deck
The owner of a Pearl Street sushi restaurant is tearing up two neighboring lots with plans to add a 150-spot parking structure with a pair of retail spaces.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Aug. 21, 2015
UC Health subleases 36,000 square feet in Aurora, a trio of apartment complexes on the same street in Littleton change hands for $5 million, and 4 acres on 31st Street in Denver sells for $3.65 million.
Mortuary building poised for new life
A 100-year-old former mortuary building on an Alameda Avenue corner could be revived with development under new owners.
