The block’s buildings are largely industrial in nature, but they appear poised for redevelopment.
$1.7M deal for small parcel puts full RiNo block under single ownership
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Asana Partners snaps up more retail space along Tennyson Street
The firm, which increased its local profile when it purchased Larimer Square, has paid $11.3 million for Tennyson buildings over the last 20 months.
Apartment developer pays $24M for site of planned 483-unit RiNo complex
The 2.7 acres at 1300 40th St. is the first Denver property that Charlotte-based Crescent Communities has acquired, but it is already eyeing others.
WeWork closing four Denver locations to ‘rightsize’ its footprint
The company will still have five coworking spots in the city, but it’s vacating about 230,000 square feet of office space.
Not the green that gardeners wanted: El Oasis sold to homebuilder
News that a nonprofit planned to sell two-thirds of the LoHi garden prompted a backlash but it sold the property for $1.2 million anyway.
Subdivision developer wants to build a self-storage facility in Uptown
“It’s a nice amenity for the multifamily, especially as apartments get smaller,” said Ventana Capital CEO Darwin Horan.
Hard Rock Cafe asks judge to rule it can terminate 16th Street Mall lease
The restaurant chain’s Denver location has been closed due to the pandemic since mid-March, and it argues one year from that is when it can legally leave.
ViewHouse owner Safieddine bets on Blake Street sports bar real estate
The restaurateur and night club owner, who won a World Series of Poker bracelet, bought the home of the Sports Column and the Refinery for $5.2 million.
Platte Street poke restaurant adding second location in Centennial
Despite the pandemic, the owner of Poke House said business “this winter has actually been better than last winter.”
Zeppelin planning to build 220 more apartments on Taxi campus
Call it Kabin fever. The developer of the first phase — a four-story building at 2095 31st St. — wants to add four-story buildings on either side.
