Randy Nichols has done this before.
Nichols Partnership plans micro-unit conversion as Art Institute building sells for $15M
Thomas Gounley
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Plans call for six-story hotel at P.F. Chang’s site along 15th Street
The project would have 185 rooms.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.27.19
Unique Properties reports the following deals: Chicago-based CA Ventures purchased 0.89 acres at 2980 Huron St. in Denver for $12 million from Vukota 2980 Huron St LLP. Kevin Higgins represented the seller. Westminster Properties LLC purchased 30.18 acres along East 96th Avenue near Havana Street in Commerce City for $3.94 million from Raymond R. Ruppert…. Read more »
Nonprofit, developer plan income-restricted housing and clinic space in Elyria-Swansea
The proposed four-story complex is the first phase of development planned for a 6-acre industrial site nonprofit ULC bought in 2015.
FDIC survey: Wells Fargo stays No. 1; BOKF, Independent Bank jump following buys
The federal regulator conducts an annual survey of branch-office deposits for all institutions it insures.
Nightclub owner adds to real estate holdings along Lincoln
Regas Christou already owns a number of nearby parking lots and buildings.
Former Kmart site in southeast Denver, vacant since 2013, sells for $10.5M
The property has frustrated Denver Councilwoman Kendra Black, who called it a “total wreck” in 2017.
Developer Holland proposes apartment complex along Santa Fe Drive
The structures it would replace include a former muffler shop. Holland is currently building projects along South Broadway and Speer.
12-story hotel proposed along RiNo’s Brighton Boulevard
RiNo currently has two hotels, The Source Hotel at 3330 Brighton Blvd. and The Ramble Hotel on the other side of the district.
Redevelopment plans change for triangular block across Colfax from City Hall
Looks like there might be a new place to crash after late-night Denver City Council meetings.
