First Stone Development’s five-story building just north of 6th Avenue would include 13,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
117 condos proposed for site in Santa Fe arts district
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Prominent mural safe as North Broadway building sells for $1.6M
“I think it’s really kind of special to Denver,” buyer Marti Page said of the art, a favorite on Instagram.
Lawsuit filed over efforts to launch pro cricket league in the U.S.
The Colorado Springs-based organization that oversees the sport in the U.S. is being sued by an entity whose bid to operate the league wasn’t selected.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 5.31.19
Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors reports the following deals: Palisades Cypress LLC purchased the 54-unit Broadridge Apartments complex at 6900 S. Bannock St. in Littleton for $10.9 million from 6900 S Bannock LLC. Jeff Johnson and Andrew Monette represented both buyer and seller. Marcus & Millichap reports the following deal: Middleton Properties LLC purchased 42,380 industrial/office… Read more »
RiNo building set to host women’s coworking sells for $6M
The Walnut Street property was purchased by a pair of developers, one local and one from out of state.
Developer looks to build apartments on parking lot south of DHA building in Cap Hill
LCP Development also plans to renovate the office building at 777 Grant St. when the Denver Housing Authority moves out this summer.
Riverfront Park senior living complex sells for $118M
The first residents moved into Balfour at Riverfront Park in 2014.
Colfax Marathon seeks new title sponsor after 10 years with Kaiser
What does it cost to attach your company’s name to the Denver race? Expect to pay at least $250,000 annually, with a three-year commitment.
Opendoor’s first six months in Denver: 201 homes bought, 79 sold — 21 percent at loss
The company — the largest of the “iBuyers” — says it doesn’t aim to make money on the resale, but rather on the fee it charges individuals from which it buys homes. Even then, profit margins are slim.
Uptown apartment building fetches $7.8M
That’s up 76 percent from six years ago, the last time the Thomas Jefferson Apartments sold.
