A local resident filed suit against the Louisiana-based firm over what she says is “a serious design flaw” in a 401(k) plan managed by six investment companies.
Denver woman sues CenturyLink over ‘underperforming’ retirement plan
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].
Denver firm vies to buy, convert pair of CDOT properties
A Denver-based developer is slated to purchase two transportation department complexes, including its HQ, if city leaders sign off on acting as the proposed deal’s middleman.
Organ donation nonprofit buys Lowry Field building for HQ
A Denver-based organization spent $12 million to own a building and move its headquarters into the top floor.
Rockies plans for massive West Lot development includes hotel and hall of fame
The MLB organization is moving ahead with plans to transform a full city block parking lot adjacent to Coors Field.
Year-old RiNo apartments sell for $91M
The recently opened complex’s purchase marks a Minneapolis-based company’s first foray into the Denver market.
Golden Triangle art museum foundation buys $2M lot
The foundation paid a pretty penny for 30 parking spaces across the street from the facility, with no immediate plans for development.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 12.1.17
National CineMedia signs a lease for its headquarters move, and a 48th Avenue industrial building sells for $4.85 million in this week’s roundup.
Developer submits plan for massive project in Sunnyside
A Golden-based developer plans to build more than 400 residential units in an industrial area adjacent to the railroad tracks at the eastern edge of the neighborhood.
Atlas adds to property management acquisition streak
The Denver-based real estate firm has absorbed its second property manager this year.
Kentwood launches commercial real estate division
One of Denver’s largest residential brokerages wants a piece of the commercial pie.
