The developer recently submitted a site-development plan to the city for a narrow, undeveloped strip in RiNo
Zeppelin plans for site near Taxi drop from 288 to 194 apartments
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].
Investor dispute at seafood restaurant washes up in court
The owners of food truck Lobster Bliss say a proctologist investor backed out of a loan commitment at the last minute, leaving them high and dry.
Law firm cuts square footage almost one-third with move to new office tower; no more corner offices
Faegre BakerDaniels plans a more efficient layout when it takes a new space in spring 2019
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 8.10.18
Three Uptown apartment buildings fetch $11.2M, hotels near DIA and in Englewood sell and Bartell & Co. Real Estate reports the week’s largest lease.
Colburn Hotel building in Cap Hill sells for $8.2M
The 10-story structure, which housed a hotel from 1928 to 1989, is now apartments.
California developer submits plans for 403 apartments at undeveloped RiNo lot
San Francisco-based Carmel Partners submitted a site-development plan to the city for 3301 Brighton Blvd. last week.
Former Masonic lodge in Lakewood being converted to microunits
The converted lodge will be part of Indy Street Flats, a 115-unit complex being developed by Metro West Housing Solutions.
Shuttered bank along 38th Avenue to be replaced with apartments
Trammell Crow Residential bought the bank, next door to its Alexan West Highland development, earlier this year.
Denver private equity firm raises $23M, begins buying mobile home parks
Seneca Capital Partners’ first fund will be used to make down payments on eight to 12 communities around the country.
Converted LoDo fire station sells for $6 million
An office furniture retailer will replace an architecture firm at 1331 19th St.
