A Lowry Italian joint is poised to take over the space.
Monaco Inn Restaurant closing after nearly four decades in Denver
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Matt Geiger covers commercial real estate and development for BusinessDen and joined the newsroom in October 2023. He is a graduate of Ohio University. Contact him at [email protected] or by cell/Signal at (720) 472-8944.
In a DTC office building, coworking meets country club
“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.”
Huckleberry backfills two coffee chains with Congress Park, Centennial leases
“I can’t overstate how much of a game changer that is for us,” Koan Goedman said of the implications for the permitting process.
Credit union lists former branch for sale after safety concern closure
Arvada-based Partner Credit Union shuttered its branch at 4000 Quebec St. in May.
Lone Tree office building sells to local buyer in auction for half off
A Lone Tree office building has been sold to the highest bidder at a low price. “I made multiple bids, and kind of a little bit of a bidding war, but we were really pleased with the price. We actually underwrote it to a higher valuation,” said Chad Duncan, the director of business development and… Read more »
DougCo commission approves Roxborough metro district despite neighbor concerns
“I wish I had a reason to have a different conclusion,” one commissioner said.
Lender pursues apartment project after taking back Colfax office building
Lead Funding plans to eventually sell the property formerly owned by developer Leon Cisneros.
Developer looking to build Roxborough ‘Nordic spa’ faces first county vote
Nearby residents and a Canadian developer are at odds with one another over a 35-acre site lined with red rock formations.
Local buyer picks up DTC office building for 1988 pricing
The Prentice Plaza building was sold by Dallas-based Granite Properties.
Aurora apartment complex at center of national controversy is for sale
Aurora condemned the building in August, and the out-of-town landlord must try to sell it or master lease it to avoid a criminal trial.
