Cherry Creek has never seen an eight-figure condo sale, although downtown has.
Waldorf Astoria project, with $10M penthouses, to break ground next year
Thomas Gounley
Thomas covers commercial real estate and development. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and previously worked as a business reporter at the Springfield News-Leader. Email him at [email protected].
Two trade groups optimistic about potential for ‘Energize Denver’ rewrite
Denver proposed some more changes this month to the controversial new rules.
Trash land deal: DIA plans Tower Road swap with landfill operator
No cash would change hands in the deal with Republic Services.
LoDo office complex in default after missed payment, lender says
The lender wants a receiver to oversee Market Center in the 1600 block of Market Street.
Three in a row: Another office building along DTC corridor enters foreclosure
The owner also has a downtown tower in foreclosure.
Trust that bought loan forecloses on DTC office
The buyer submitted a $11.2 million credit bid for a property that fetched $23 million in 2014.
Talk with mayoral aide, 100+ police calls preceded Natural Grocers decision
“The theft is a real issue,” the store’s landlord said. “But if that was the only thing going on, I don’t believe they would have left.”
Lender owed $28M initiates foreclosure on Unico DTC office building
Harlequin Plaza is 70 percent occupied. Bellco Credit Union, which is headquartered there, is pursuing a sublease deal.
Catholic Charities looks to sell RiNo city landmark long used for child care
A spokeswoman attributed the closure to “changing demographics and lower enrollment in the area.”
Monfort plan for El Chapultepec gets design commission OK on take two
“A lot of what we did here was address concerns relative to the rooftop,” Monfort exec Matt Runyon said.
