The firm planning an entirely new neighborhood in Denver also can think small.
Elitch Gardens developer plans microunit project on LoHi corner lot
Thomas Gounley
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Office buildings at I-25 and Colorado sell for $78 million
The buyer made a similarly sized purchase in the DTC two months ago.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 11.1.19
CBRE reports the following deals: Miami-based SF Partners purchased the 10-story, 126,436-square-foot office building Yosemite Office Plaza at 3600 S. Yosemite St. in Denver for $13.35 million from Sperry Properties of Irvine, Calif. James Brady, Campbell Davis, Mike Winn, Jenny Knowlton and Tim Richey represented the seller. Denver-based Ogilvie Properties purchased the 10-story, 131,949-square-foot office… Read more »
Citing marketing talent, Coors moving HQ to Chicago, vacating 89,000 square feet
About 300 employees work in the current office at 1801 California St.
Fort Collins donut maker that scored ‘Shark Tank’ investment files for bankruptcy
A Dough Bar co-founder said it was “a strategic move to restructure some of our debt,” and the company plans to “be around a long time.”
Apartment complex across from DU sells for $49M
The developer paid $4.2 million for the land in 2014.
23-story project would bring condos to Arapahoe Square
Denver-based Ubuntu Partners, formed by Keller Williams agent Karina Christensen and Northstar Commercial Partners co-founder Patricia Watson, has chosen the name “Evolve Towers” for the structure planned for the corner of Park Avenue and Champa Street.
N.C.-based firm makes third buy along Tennyson St.
The Berkeley retail corridor is seeing some repeat business.
LoDo building sells for $2.5M
The seller, an LLC affiliated with the owner of Viewhouse, bought the building in August 2010 for $1.53 million
Denver’s newest tower finishes office leasing; two more law firms sign
Thanks to Chipotle, however, interested companies still have a way in at Hines’ 1144 Fifteenth.
