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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].
Buyer of former VA hospital campus eyes two redevelopment options
GM Development is preparing to keep an existing parking garage, and possibly the main hospital building.
Kum & Go shutters pump-free stores in Riverfront Park, City Park West
They were part of a pilot program by the Iowa-based company, which will go back to focusing on fuel stations.
Southern Colorado railroad sells at bankruptcy auction to owner of nearby line
The SLRG was previously expected to be sold to OmniTrax, a Denver-based railroad conglomerate that is part of Pat Broe’s The Broe Group.
Crepes ‘n Crepes bids adieu to longtime home, but will stay in Cherry Creek
“We’re very upset,” the creperie’s owner said. “I’m kind of in the dark,” the landlord said.
Maria Empanada plans location along Colfax near East High
The building was formerly home to Little Beast Street Food and Uber Sausage.
Block 162 office tower half leased with addition of software firm
The newest skyscraper in downtown Denver has hit the half-leased mark after a software firm signed on the dotted line. Matillion is taking 29,181 square feet on the 21st floor of the Block 162 tower at 675 15th St., the project’s developer announced this week. The company joins accounting and wealth management firm Moss Adams,… Read more »
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 12.2.22
Granite Tower owner discloses leases since 2021 buy, industrial properties sell for $33M and an apparel store opens downtown. Plus a few law firms take new space.
Work begins on third Cherry Cricket location, first in suburbs
Work is underway on a third location of Cherry Cricket, the burger-and-beer joint whose roots in Denver date to 1945.
Owner-opposed Park Hill landmark application seeks to keep homes facing parkway
“I’m not anti-density,” said Sarah Cowell, who is seeking to keep the structure standing. “I just want the city to preserve the parkway.”
