“I look forward to having an impact on the greater Cherry Creek North community,” Nick LeMasters said.
Cherry Creek mall general manager leaving after 23 years to run local BID
Thomas Gounley
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Both sides signal deal possible in Berkeley funeral home landmark fight
“We have identified several people that have either made offers or are in the process of making offers for the building,” one of the landmark applicants said.
Colleagues reject councilwoman’s pitch to require supermajority approval of hostile landmark requests
Kendra Black’s amendment was prompted by the debate over Tom’s Diner.
Plans call for demolition, two new structures along Clayton in Cherry Creek
Broe Real Estate Group wants to redevelop the block it calls home.
McWhinney under contract to buy land from Great Divide Brewing in RiNo
The developer behind LoDo’s Dairy Block hopes to build another mixed-use project. The parties are asking the city to rezone the site.
Hotel firm Stonebridge’s 18-story Belleview Station plans involve more office than rooms
The project would replace an existing hotel at the site.
361-unit apartment complex proposed at I-25/Evans interchange
The first plans are in for a large site assembled in the past year by a single developer.
129-year-old LoDo building sells for $6.4M
The seller had owned the Blake Street property for three decades.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.6.19
CBRE reports the following deal: California-based Greystar purchased the 150-unit Griffis at Lowry apartment complex at 9649 E. 5th Ave. in Denver for $45.75 million from Denver-based Griffis Residential. David Potarf, Dan Woodward, Matt Barnett and Jake Young represented the seller. Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors reports the following deals: FFAH Maltese Cross Manor LLC purchased… Read more »
Pair of renovated 11-story office buildings in DTC sell for $72M
The joint venture that sold Denver Corporate Center II and III paid $40.5 million for the structures in 2016; one was vacant at the time.
