The nation’s third-largest owner of apartments bought the block in January for $15 million.
250 units proposed for undeveloped block at edge of RiNo
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].
Sloan’s Lake redevelopment proposal heads to council facing neighborhood opposition
Zocalo Community Development met with neighborhood groups nearly 20 times in the past 2 1/2 years about its rezoning request.
Owners of Ballpark salon and bar buy its building
The two-story structure in the 2000 block of Larimer St. went for $2.8 million.
Whole Foods-anchored apartment complex by Union Station sells
The buyer is Denver-based Daydream Apartments, a company founded last year that calls itself “an entirely new concept for the apartment market.”
Greyhound hopes to move Denver operations to Union Station
The Dallas-based bus operator last week listed its downtown station, which spans a full city block, for sale.
Nine-story apartment building in Cap Hill sells for $17M
It’s the latest acquisition for RedPeak, which now owns about 2,850 units in Denver and Glendale.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 4.26.19
Nexus Commercial Realty reports the following deals: Pars LLC purchased the 81-unit Amherst Apartments building at 2775 S. Federal Blvd. in Denver for $11.1 million from Vukota Amherst Apartments LP. Jason Koch represented the buyer. Adam Riddle represented the seller. Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors reports the following deals: Applewood Apartments Owner LLC purchased the 42-unit… Read more »
Greyhound puts downtown bus station block on the market
The site, long seen as prime for redevelopment, is zoned for structures up to 40 stories. A sale could close by year-end.
Zeppelin breaks ground on four-story apartment project at Taxi site
The developer hopes that companies ultimately will sign on the dotted line for many of the units.
BOK Financial sues recently departed executive over email sent to 130 customers
When Hotmail lands you in hot water: The Oklahoma-based bank says the use of customer email accounts by Kelly Condon amounts to theft of trade secrets.
