
A Utah-based company bought the complex from Denver-based BMC Investments and California-based Oak Coast Properties.
A Utah-based company bought the complex from Denver-based BMC Investments and California-based Oak Coast Properties.
Chicago-based Laramar Group added to its local holdings with the buy.
We checked in on construction of the downtown office tower.
The two companies are in unison, and apparently that’s a problem.
Denver-based Formativ already is redeveloping the site across the street.
JLL reports the following deal: A joint venture between Rialto Capital Management and SteelWave LLC purchased the 436,455-square-foot, 24-story office tower at 410 17th St. in Denver for $127.25 million from Ivanhoé Cambridge. Mark Katz and Peter Merrion represented the seller. Rising Realty Partners reports the following deal: Rising Realty Partners and BentallGreenOak purchased the… Read more »
The course is 155 acres. And it’s not the only large site that Westside Investment Partners purchased this week.
The listing brokers marketed the properties as a land play, but the buyer is looking to re-lease the existing structures.
The purchasing entity is affiliated with the CEO of Bow River Capital.
Sour beer taproom Goed Zur operates on the ground floor of the two-story structure.
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