The Millennium Plaza was acquired by California-based Kennedy Wilson
DTC office building sells for $85M
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].
After brief hiatus, FirstBank brings back $20K business contest, with a twist
Lakewood-based bank now wants for-profit businesses to discuss their positive impacts, not their plans for future growth.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.5.18
An Aurora liquor store changes hands, an Englewood industrial property fetches $2M and NAI Shames Makovsky reports the week’s largest lease.
Food hall to anchor redevelopment of mostly vacant retail site in Edgewater
The 6.7-acre site has largely languished since King Soopers left in 2001, and previous redevelopment plans have fallen through. But Denver’s LCP Development is planning to revitalize the area with a well-stocked food hall.
Oil company reducing footprint of downtown Denver HQ in move across street
Whiting Petroleum Corp. said its lease in the Wells Fargo Center is part of an effort to build a “more collaborative” company culture.
Denver-based frozen fruit snack firm files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Cool Frootz LLC, which does business as Froozer, sells frozen products made from whole fruit in flavors like “mango tango” and “orange zinger.”
Glendale apartment complex sells for $93M
Utah-based Bridge Investment Group purchased Esprit Cherry Creek from Los Angeles-based TruAmerica.
Family campaigning for Sherman Street rezoning buys another Uptown parking lot
A prominent Denver family that owns several Uptown parking lots it hopes to get rezoned has added another one.
Owner of Asian marketplace on Alameda plans redevelopment of adjacent restaurants
Trong Lam, who owns three Pacific Ocean Marketplace stores, wants the new building to have retail and 13 residences.
Real estate firm sells on Colfax, buys on Broadway
Denver-based Kentro Group unloaded a Starbucks and picked up a shuttered gay bar in a pair of $3 million deals.
