City prosecutors allege the realtors rented out two homes that were not their primary residence, violating city regulations.
Stapleton couple face felony charge over Airbnb rentals
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Developer pays $12M for half-acre Cherry Creek parking lot
BMC Investments purchased the site from Western Development Group.
475-unit apartment complex proposed near 38th and Blake station
The site currently is home to a large industrial building.
Emily Griffith Foundation sells downtown parking lots for $11M
The foundation at one point planned to partner with a local developer to build a 20-story project on one of the lots. But “it didn’t pencil out.”
Philadelphia developer pays $2.5M for site in RiNo
A 2015 Philadelphia Inquirer story called Roland Kassis “a developer who dominates the scene” in the city’s Fishtown neighborhood.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.7.19
Unique Properties reports the following deals: Merritt 777 LLC purchased 52,000 industrial square feet at 7909 S. Chambers Road in Centennial for $12.38 million from Ridge Valley Dove Partners LLC and Scott Family Limited Partnership. Tim Finholm and Sam Leger represented the buyer. Gibraltar Property Management purchased 14,450 industrial square feet at 6400 Washington St…. Read more »
Zillow Offers’ first six months in Denver: 139 homes bought, 55 sold
Zillow has spent $57 million so far and bought homes in all six counties that make up the Denver metropolitan area.
117 condos proposed for site in Santa Fe arts district
First Stone Development’s five-story building just north of 6th Avenue would include 13,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
Prominent mural safe as North Broadway building sells for $1.6M
“I think it’s really kind of special to Denver,” buyer Marti Page said of the art, a favorite on Instagram.
Lawsuit filed over efforts to launch pro cricket league in the U.S.
The Colorado Springs-based organization that oversees the sport in the U.S. is being sued by an entity whose bid to operate the league wasn’t selected.
