Ascent Solar brought on a new CEO in September, tasking him with turning around a struggling publicly traded company.
Struggling Thornton solar panel manufacturer cuts staff
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Repeat Tennyson buyer pays $5M for retail, office space
Call to Arms Brewery and two other tenants at 4526 Tennyson St. have a new landlord.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.24.23
An aerospace firm takes 18k sq ft in Littleton, an industrial lease is signed in Northeast Park Hill and a Congress Park apartment building sells for $7M.
Project Snapshot: Populus
We checked in on construction of the project by City Hall, which will eventually feature an aspen-inspired facade and a host of tiny hotel rooms.
Income-restricted housing developer buying nonprofit’s Lincoln Park real estate
This will be Shanahan Development’s first time applying for low-income housing tax credits.
Council to vote in April on owner-opposed City Park West landmark application
The council has only ever designated one individual building as a landmark against the wishes of its owner, back in 2014.
LinkedIn founder, realtor group stroke big checks in mayoral race
Mike Johnston and Kelly Brough are the candidates benefitting the most from donations to independent expenditure committees.
Rezoning sought for multifamily project on former Zaidy’s site in Cherry Creek
A development firm is under contract to buy the property from longtime owner Sidford Capital, documents show.
Kentro eyes income-restricted housing for former Gart site in Cap Hill
The buyer of a little-used brutalist office building in Cap Hill wants to construct income-restricted housing on the site. Denver-based Kentro Group submitted plans to the city last week proposing a five-story, 104-unit residential building at 1001 Lincoln St. Kentro purchased the 0.53-acre property, which has a low-slung 18,500-square-foot office building on it, in December… Read more »
St. Louis firm pays $54M for Cherry Creek office and retail buildings
The buyer established a Denver office last year and said it was targeting deals in the $10 million to $100 million range.
