The 21-acre Denver Meadows site now has zoning that allows for unrestricted height and density. The asking price? $45 million.
The 21-acre Denver Meadows site now has zoning that allows for unrestricted height and density. The asking price? $45 million.
The deal is “kind of bittersweet, to be honest with you,” said seller Matt Joblon, noting the two companies that developed the project moved their offices there.
The 650 17th St. lot sold for the asking price of $17.5 million.
CBRE reports the following deal: Ohio-based Summit Management purchased the 288-unit apartment complex Elements at Prairie Center at 3128 Eagle Blvd. in Brighton for $72 million from developers Littleton-based C&A Cos. and Delaware-based Commonwealth Group. Dan Woodward, David Potarf and Matthew Barnett represented the seller. Marcus & Millichap reports the following deal: Pathfinder Littleton Holdings… Read more »
A memorial service will be held Sunday.
The meeting, which would be mediated by a third party, is one of a number of proposed changes to the city’s landmark designation ordinance.
The land, currently public right of way, consists of concrete walkways, a few trees and a sign. Residents don’t want to see it go.
Marlowe’s closed in late December after 36 years at 501 16th St.
Atlas Real Estate Group, which will move staff out of its mansion along I-25, purchased Forge970 from the co-founders of Industry coworking.
The seller, which submitted the development plans that since have been approved, bought the site in early 2018 for $5.16 million.
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