A Lakewood hospice that has sat empty for more than a year is set to be revived by its new owner and developer and a $3 million overhaul of the property.
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].
Downtown’s $78M senior living facility unveiled
Downtown Denver’s $78 million senior living facility – which contains 205 apartments in two wings, a pool and a fitness center – hosted its grand opening ceremony Wednesday.
Land sells at former CU hospital; demo to begin
With a $30 million land deal finally closed, one of Denver’s biggest redevelopment projects will be underway in a matter of months.
In maxed-out market, mini living takes hold
The so-called “micro apartments” have come to Denver’s Highlands neighborhood a year after a developer placed a big bet on the diminutive dwelling units.
Cap Hill landlords clear path for new apartment tower
After a two-year battle, a handful of landlords in Cap Hill have sold their properties to make way for an eight-story apartment project abutting Trader Joe’s.
A blank slate in City Park
A developer is tearing down a vacant office building in City Park as he weighs redevelopment options for the site.
Architect adds new townhomes to City Park
A Denver architecture firm is trying its hand at development with a 14-townhome project on Downing Street.
REIT buys Uptown lot
A San Diego firm has purchased an Uptown parking lot zoned for a 16-story building, but the REIT has no development plans for the site.
A startup for startups
An entrepreneur has launched an HR firm that caters to other small businesses, giving them a hand with staffing, payroll and more for a flat rate.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Feb. 6, 2015
Two Lakewood properties sell for a combined $1.3 million and an unnamed buyer scoops up 17 apartments in Castle Rock.
