The approval allows the private developer to purchase two transportation department properties in the Mile High City for a combined $19 million.
Denver council approves CDOT-Kentro development deal
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Arapahoe Square parking lot sells for $1.5M
Denver’s planning department had indicated multiple development options have been considered for the site for a year.
Changing neighborhood prompts church to sell S. Federal property
Pawn Stars LLC paid $655,000 for the property at the edge of the Westwood and Athmar Park neighborhoods.
50 First Data employees to avoid job loss by moving
About a quarter of the employees slated to be laid off by the payment-processing firm are saying goodbye to Greenwood Village and hello to Atlanta.
Crate & Barrel sister brand to open in Cherry Creek
The hipster offspring of Crate & Barrel is coming to the under-construction St. Paul Connection building, less than a half-mile from its parent chain.
Santa Fe’s famous Meow Wolf coming to Denver
A unique art exhibit/museum that drew four times the number of expected visitors in its first year has chosen a site for its planned expansion.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 1.5.18
NKF reports the biggest sale of the week, while Avison Young reports the largest lease deal.
Two Congress Park apartment buildings sell for $11M
A pair of apartment complexes, separated by a block and totaling 52 units, is under new ownership that hails from Louisville.
Short move, long story for RiNo tiny home village
The neighborhood’s community of small houses is starting 2018 on the move – but not going far.
Trustee: Flip-flops, app failed to keep accountant’s fraud under wraps
The trustee overseeing his firm’s bankruptcy says Don Iley needed money to repay clients, but his investments didn’t pan out.
