Westminster residential complex sells for $82M, Aurora hotel fetches $17M and Kentwood Commercial reports the week’s largest lease.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.21.18
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].
Platte Street’s Habit and Carbon to add Arapahoe Square location
The affiliated restaurants will open at 2200 California St. in late 2018 or early 2019. A new hire has been made to oversee the brands, as well as Dead Battery Club.
Denver radio host Tom Martino sues HomeAdvisor over Bing ads
The host, who calls himself “The Troubleshooter,” said the digital marketplace’s ads mislead customers searching for a list of Martino-approved businesses.
Site of Chinese restaurant along East Colfax sells for $1.5M
A corner lot along East Colfax Avenue that is currently home to a Chinese restaurant has sold, and a neighborhood market is planned.
AEG sues would-be stage provider over Commerce City Phish concerts
Three concerts by rock band Phish in Commerce City over Labor Day weekend are at the heart of a lawsuit recently filed by Anschutz Entertainment Group.
Ballpark commercial building sells for $2.9M
The property was purchased by Vito Corleone LLC, an entity partially controlled by a co-founder of breakfast chain Snooze.
Seafood restaurant chain plans Denver Tech Center location
Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, a Darden Restaurants brand, has 19 restaurants around the country but none in Colorado.
Planned partial sale values Gaylord Rockies development at nearly $900 million
The massive hotel and convention center by DIA in Aurora is slated to open by year-end.
Hotelier’s plans for lot on Brighton call for six stories, 112 rooms
An Englewood-based company wants to build a six-story hotel with 112 rooms along RiNo’s Brighton Boulevard.
Developer spends $13 million on property at I-25 and Evans
The LLC affiliated with Denver’s Flywheel Capital now owns a motel, church, office buildings and both sides of a dead-end street.
