Looks like there might be a new place to crash after late-night Denver City Council meetings.
Redevelopment plans change for triangular block across Colfax from City Hall
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].
N.C.-based firm buys second retail building along Tennyson
Retail real estate firm Asana Partners now has spent more than $3.5 million along the street in Berkeley.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.20.19
Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors reports the following deals: Mountain Elk Ridge LLC and CAIS Futures LLC purchased the 74,607-square-foot Parker Station retail and office property at 19751 E. Mainstreet in Parker for $18.5 million from TD Commercial Investments LLC. Jeff Johnson and Andrew Monette represented the buyer. FDL LLC purchased the Country Meadows Square retail… Read more »
Fund manager Tysdal agrees to $1.1M settlement with SEC over fraud findings
Among other things, Tysdal defrauded investors in a company formed to make loans to assets by diverting their funds to invest in a portfolio of startups, all of which failed, the SEC said.
16 more Chinese investors sue developer, lender over Vail condo project Solaris
They join 13 who sued Peter Knobel and the Colorado Regional Center last month.
Lot in Union Station North sells for $12M to developer planning more apartments
“The property has incredible views,” said broker Patrick Henry. “It’s kind of one of the last parcels in that area that’s left.”
Seven-story apartment building south of Speer sells for $14.5M
It’s Denver-based RedPeak’s first buy since April.
DTC office building sells for $71M
The sale of Regency Plaza is the third major office sale in the DTC in the past month.
Tuk tuk company execs buy industrial space in Sun Valley
But eTuk USA is staying put in Park Hill for now. The buildings were previously part of the Robinson Dairy complex, which a developer bought last year.
Receiver now says Dragul operated business as Ponzi scheme for at least 11 years
Harvey Sender is seeking to claw back millions of dollars from credit card issuers, and Dragul’s wife and kids, and to be granted ownership of a condo in downtown’s Spire tower.
