The 208-unit building would be just north of Waldschänke Ciders + Coffee, and a short walk from a commuter rail station.
Prime West push into multifamily includes plans for eight-story Sunnyside project
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Westfield wrapping up work on income-restricted townhomes in Curtis Park
The project is considered the second and final phase of Westfield’s S*Park development, with the first phase a block away.
Trammell Crow agrees to $250K settlement in convention center bid-rigging investigation
It’s the second company to settle this month, following Mortenson.
Second-home owners sue Gunnison County over coronavirus visitation restriction
The county’s response to COVID-19 made national news this month when Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton weighed in.
Coronavirus roundup: Vail giving Epic Pass renewal discounts, online PrideFest
Plus, a second round of layoffs in Henderson by Liberty Oilfield Services.
Zakhem building five-story project along light rail in Lakewood
“We think it’s a great up-and-coming area,” said John Zakhem.
Neighbors talk effort to preserve Carmen Court condo complex off Speer
The owners of the six units want to sell the property to Houston-based developer Hines, which would build a senior living facility.
Coronavirus roundup: Denver stay-at-home order extended, more layoff notices
Plus, you can’t drink in Denver parks for several months.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 4.24.20
Black Creek Group reports the following deal: Black Creek Group purchased a 151,929-square-foot fully leased industrial building at 5000 Lima St. in Denver for $12.25 million from Exdo Properties. Alex Rhodes and Drew McManus of Cushman & Wakefield represented the buyer. Aqyre Real Estate Advisors reports the following deal: South Clarkson Development LLC purchased 1.05… Read more »
20th Street Cafe, in same spot in Denver since 1946, won’t reopen
“I’ve already got people begging for the recipe,” Karen Okuno said of her husband’s green chili. “I think I’m going to put it online.”
