Looking back on the year that was.
Distressed office, homeless hotels and WeWork’s fall: Top stories of 2023
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].
Denver Central Market, other RiNo tenants press landlord on security
Should tenants battling assaults and break-ins be able to see a security assessment their landlord conducted?
7-Eleven closing decade-old store near East High
The chain has a couple years left on its lease, according to property owner Kentro Group.
South Park Hill home lists for sale amidst owner-opposed landmark push
“A match for the preservation minded buyer that wants to renovate in one of Denver’s premier neighborhoods,” the listing says.
Platte Street building fetches $129M in largest office deal of year
The purchase by a Texas firm familiar with the neighborhood works out to $637 a square foot.
Douglas County office building owner defaults on $17M loan
A receiver was appointed last week for the Meridian One property.
Lender submits sole foreclosure bid for Focus office complex in DTC
The local firm bought the property literally weeks before the onset of COVID-19.
DHA picks developer to build housing on Golden Triangle site
The firm plans a 132-unit project that could break ground in 2025.
Westside pays $17M for vacant ex-DirecTV office building near Centennial
That’s 75 percent less than the last time it sold in 2013.
Industry building in RiNo defaults on $29M loans; receiver appointed
Distressed office space has bled into RiNo — and newer product.
