Stonebridge Cos., which is putting up an adjacent 18-story building, bought the “very odd-shaped piece of property” for $55,200.
City selling sliver of Belleview Station land for 550,000 percent gain
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Left Hand Brewing opening a restaurant next to RiNo’s Mission Ballroom
An earlier plan to land in Curtis Park fell apart, so the Longmont brewery found another spot for its expansion into Denver.
Shuttered WeWork space along Platte Street on the market for lease
The New York-based coworking firm closed four of its nine Denver locations at the end of February.
New owner plans to replace Sloan’s Lake Church with 10 single-family homes
Denver-based homebuilder Blvdway Communities paid $3.35 million or $46 a square foot for the 1.67-acre lot at 2796 N. Utica St.
Multifamily developer Gables purchases Cap Hill site from five sellers
One of them agreed to a reduced price in exchange for ownership of some parking spaces in the proposed apartment building.
Denargo Market landlord sued by WeWork files its own suit over bond
When WeWork signed lease after lease in Denver, landlords said the collateral would protect them if things went south. Now that thesis is being tested.
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless breaks ground on nine-story project
A key component of the Arapahoe Square development will be a 75-bed “recuperative care” facility that fills a gap in the healthcare continuum.
Denver developer Focus buys LoHi lot as it looks to branch into apartments
“We’re bullish on that asset type,” said the president of the firm, which is also considering a multifamily project on land it owns at the edge of RiNo.
Dierks Bentley swings by LoDo for Whiskey Row groundbreaking
The county star’s eponymous restaurant chain is taking over what used to be LoDo’s Bar & Grill.
Design-build contract for 16th Street Mall revamp will cost city $149M
Denver has selected PCL Construction Services, but the City Council still needs to approve the contract. Some construction would start late this year.
