The San Luis and Rio Grande Railroad hauls freight as well as tourists under the name Rio Grande Scenic Railroad.
Creditors attempt to force railroad into bankruptcy
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South Broadway apartment complex fetches $91M
The complex has 260 units, making the deal worth $348,076 a unit
Edens eyes additional RiNo properties
The company has asked the city to designate at least two buildings as non-historic, a designation that would make future demolition easier.
Industry developer looks to bring hotel, office, residences to site along Colorado
The site currently has one building on it, which is home to a liquor store and a dry cleaners.
Cherry Creek office building sells for $26M
That’s more than triple what Western Development Group paid for it in 2011.
Developer backed away from lease with WeWork following IPO disclosures
“We were just uncomfortable with moving forward,” said Churchill Bunn, of Alpine Investments.
Startup behind Denver’s biggest real estate transaction in 2019 buys in Seattle, LA
Units at Union Denver, which Daydream Apartments bought in April, can now be found on Airbnb starting at $175 a night.
Foreign language training, travel company takes space in new Platte Street building
EF Education First has said “si”, “oui” and “ja” to Platte Fifteen.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.18.19
BKM Capital Partners reports the following deal: California-based BKM Capital Partners purchased Crossroads Distribution Center — a 14-unit industrial asset consisting of three single-story distribution warehouse buildings totaling 150,245 square feet at 3700 Havana St. in Denver — for $14.75 million from KEW Realty. The business park is 90 percent leased to 12 tenants. Broe… Read more »
New renderings released for proposed hotel across from convention center
The 28-story Marriott would be the fourth-largest hotel downtown if the room count stays steady.
