A special servicer has been brought in, and the largest tenant has a lease expiring this summer.
Industry RiNo Station stops paying on $60M loan
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].
Heavy machinery dealer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
ProSource Machinery operates in Commerce City and did $10 million in revenue last year.
Lender forecloses on LoDo’s Market Center office complex
It’s the second Denver property that Urban Renaissance Group has lost to a lender in 2025.
RiNo Art District leader stepping down amid BID renewal process
The nonprofit manages the taxpayer-funded business improvement district.
Distressed Aurora office complex to be auctioned with $4.5M reserve price
Aurora Corporate Plaza last fetched $17.4 million in 2016.
QuikTrip, landowner sue Denver over new gas station restrictions
The rules enacted last month bar new gas stations within a quarter-mile of existing ones.
Salazar sues Glendale over land deal for 10-acre entertainment district
The 4 Mile District is slated to be anchored by an Alamo Drafthouse. But a lawsuit puts its future in question.
Real estate groups that sued unimpressed with latest ‘Energize Denver’ changes
NAIOP and the hotel and apartment association say Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposal “will not fix the fundamental flaws of Energize Denver.”
RiNo office building Hub North surrendered to lender
The previous owners bought it vacant and secured tenants, but that apparently wasn’t enough.
Johnston to push back Energize Denver deadlines, halve penalties
The real estate sector adopted something resembling a good-cop, bad-cop approach as it pushed for changes.
