Cornerstar Wine & Liquor LLC, managed by Shelly Dragul, said in a filing last week it owes at least $1 million to creditors.
Liquor store tied to embattled real estate investor closes, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
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].
The Herd: New hires, departures and promotions 3.26.19
A big Herd this week with moves in commercial real estate, architecture, nonprofits and more.
Here are the final two tenants leasing space in Cherry Creek’s newest office building
The two tenants join WeWork and the building’s developers in the office space above Amazon Books.
Income-restricted apartment project breaks ground near 38th and Blake in RiNo
Nonprofit Urban Land Conservancy and Medici Consulting Group are partnering on the 66-unit project.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.22.19
A small retail building in RiNo sells, Dunton Commercial makes its first acquisition and a restaurant building in the Highlands gets a new owner. NKF reports the week’s largest lease.
Developer pays $3M for corner lot along Tennyson Street
The buyer is currently building a condo project in LoHi, and plans to construct an office building in the Golden Triangle.
Hotelier planning 14-story project pays $8M for downtown parking lot
The deal for the lot at the corner of 18th and Champa streets works out to $638 a square foot.
Larimer Square owner says he won’t demolish any historic structures along block
Jeff Hermanson is looking to redevelop portions of the block, saying it would make it financially feasible to undertake tens of millions in needed renovations.
No, it’s not a hotel: Glendale’s tallest building sells for $36M
Seller: “Most people, even in the real estate industry, don’t know it’s an office building.”
Apartment complexes sell for $177M in area’s largest multifamily deal since 2016
Denver-based BMC Investments and California-based Oak Coast Properties plan to rebrand the complexes just outside Denver city limits as Ivy Crossing.
