The Denver City Council will vote Monday evening on a rezoning request in Clayton that a pair of developers say would allow the development of income-restricted apartments and bring a large mixed-use industrial property into the modern zoning code. But first, they must overcome the concerns from some council members. “I guess it doesn’t make… Read more »
Greenwood Village retail strip gets new owners for $7.9M, a Goodwill in Highlands Ranch sells, and more sales and leases.
A neighboring bike shop, meanwhile, recently closed in the buildings owned by major landlord Edens.
Live Slow Brewing planned to open in the Wheat Ridge space before a co-founder ended up in court.
“I just decided it was time to get some new blood in there,” the seller said.
“It’s really just to keep up with demand of last-mile delivery,” a local industrial broker said.
All 62 units going up at 29th and Welton will be reserved for those making up to 80 percent AMI.
A Lowry Italian joint is poised to take over the space.
“If you tried to do this 10, 15, 20 years ago, it wouldn’t have worked. Golf fashion and business fashion — the Venn diagram is almost a circle.”
“I can’t overstate how much of a game changer that is for us,” Koan Goedman said of the implications for the permitting process.
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