The three-story building is two-thirds vacant after the former owner-user, a law firm, moved to Golden.
Uptown office building sells for $2.6M
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Ballpark building that houses two restaurants sells for $3M
The structure at 2124-2134 Larimer St. is home to restaurants Ignite Kitchen + Cocktails and Aloy Modern Thai.
Attorney twice won steer at scholarship auction but never paid, stock show says
“This is a very unusual situation,” an attorney representing the Western Stock Show Association told BusinessDen.
Vacant church along South Federal sells for double 2017 sale price
The buyer wants to demolish the structure and build a small medical office building.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 5.17.19
Newmark Knight Frank reports the following deals: Gelt Oneida Fee Owner LLC and JSLT Oneida LLC purchased the 384-unit Cedar Run apartment complex at 816 S. Oneida St. in Denver for $62 million from WWG LP IV. Terrance Hunt and Shane Ozment represented the seller. Alliance Realty Partners LLC purchased 6.02 acres at the northeast… Read more »
Lakewood home health care agency sues Arizona company that shares name
Acaria Inc. is alleging trademark infringement and unfair competition.
Edens buys another building in RiNo
The two-story building sold for $1.75 million — 78 percent more than when it last changed hands four years ago.
Firm fills gap in holdings along Clayton in Cherry Creek with $5M buy
Women’s clothing store Max operates on the building’s first floor.
Office building planned next to Catalyst targeting two to three tenants
The nine-story structure will be called “Watershed.”
Tom’s Diner applies for non-historic status as developer eyes apartment project
The 24-hour eatery’s real estate at 601 E. Colfax Ave. has been on the market for months, with an asking price of $4.8 million.
