
It’ll be the company’s sixth location, and second downtown.
It’ll be the company’s sixth location, and second downtown.
An Englewood apartment building sells for $3 million, and other sales and leases reported by local brokerages.
“We do all the worrying so you don’t have to,” said co-founder Verity Noble, who will need customers to embrace a “jar rental fee.”
“It even has a banana ripening room,” said the CEO of one of the two firms developing HighPoint Elevated.
Documents submitted to Denver last month refer to a “change in use” for the building, suggesting the theater will stop operating.
A 100,000-square-foot distribution center changes hands, and more sales and leases reported by local brokerages.
Seller Stephen Morris ran a print shop in the space for several decades.
“If we have multiple buyers, and one is a developer and one is a congregation, we’re always going to prefer a congregation,” the pastor said.
A museum spokeswoman described the deals as an investment and said the foundation intends to lease the vacant office building.
By day, they trade properties. By night, they trade blows.
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