The company has about 30,000 Colorado customers.
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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 Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.2.23
Brookfield pays $1.5M for townhome development site, and a Tower Road corner fetches $5M.
After 25 years, Hard Rock Cafe closing in downtown’s Denver Pavilions
The chain and its landlord Gart Properties feuded in court in 2021.
12 Colorado housing projects awarded federal tax credits
Two Denver projects made the list, along with one in each Lakewood and Boulder.
Feds return home sale proceeds seized from ex-Amazon worker in Northstar case
Casey Kirschner grew up in the Denver area. “This seizure should never have occurred,” his attorney said.
RiNo’s Industry Denver office building hits the market just over half leased
CorePower Yoga has listed its 30,000 square feet, which accounts for 20 percent of the building, for sublease.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 5.26.23
A coworking operator buys its Broadway building, DaVita sublets Centennial office and an Adams County apartment complex fetches $46M.
Commodities trading firm to move downtown HQ after $9.5M office buy
Concord Energy purchased the 1430 Wynkoop St. building as part of a two-stage deal involving Unico Properties and Westfield.
Developer sues Denver over landmark designation of City Park West home
Mike Mathieson argues a councilwoman should have recused herself, and that a former resident of 1741 Gaylord was probably a KKK member.
CdeBaca sole no as council extends new development rules exemption deadline
“A predictable entitlement process … is of utmost importance to investors and developers,” Mill Creek Residential executive Nicholas Halstead told the council.
