“I know how this movie ends,” said Fritz Jünker, who moved from downtown Portland last year.
Exec attacked by dog near homeless camp has a broader warning for Denver
Thomas Gounley
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‘Bridge’ building connected to downtown Ritz-Carlton sells for $2M
The seller of the former fitness center space above Curtis Street is involved in an ongoing lawsuit against the hotel.
RiNo landlord sues WeWork nearly three years after closure
WeWork surrendered possession of its floor in The Hub in July, according to a lawsuit. Its location there closed in early 2021.
Visit Denver moving office for first time in 30 years
The company’s current landlord is looking to convert its office space into residential units, CEO Richard Scharf said.
Golub, Formativ begin infrastructure, amenity work on giant Denargo Market site
“This isn’t a space to be another sea of multifamily,” one executive said. “It’s an amenity desert,” another added.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.29.23
DTC apartments sell for $89M, a Centennial church fetches $2M and Castle Rock retail space changes hands.
Kentwood acquires smaller firm doing commercial, residential deals
The deal with Kyle Malnati’s Calibrate Real Estate gives Kentwood six more brokers.
Kolacny Music property on South Broadway sells for $2M
Kolacny Music, which opened in 1930, will close on Sept. 30.
Hydroponic retail farm, restaurant opens at edge of RiNo
“We grow a lot of varieties that most people haven’t heard about, because they don’t have good shelf life, so grocery stores don’t carry them,” said a co-founder of Farm & Market.
Country Club neighborhood ups private security
“We’ve had armed break-ins in our neighborhood, and the police response time is unfortunately not quick,” one homeowner said.
