
The land where the campsite will move is owned by St. Francis Center, which has been helping operate the Regis camp.
The land where the campsite will move is owned by St. Francis Center, which has been helping operate the Regis camp.
The structures could have nearly 850 units between them.
The property’s most recent tenants were a gym and three restaurants: Larkburger, Einstein Bros. Bagels and Wild Eggs. But most of those have been gone for a couple years.
Denver-based Magnetic Capital and Narrate Cos. broke ground last month on a three-story, 23-unit building at 3354 Larimer St.
Brookhaven Capital Partners has proposed redeveloping the 130-room hotel into a nine-story residential building with 370 units.
A judge also allowed Amazon to add Denver-area attorney Rod Atherton as a defendant.
The buyer plans to develop an 85-unit, eight-story building on 0.72 acres, making the deal worth $928 a square foot based on the land.
The owners of the half-acre property at 2000 N. Broadway want to replace the auto repair facility with a 25-story residential building.
The owner of the Nuggets and Avalanche has raised the prospect of altering a view plane to allow up to five million more square feet of development.
The billionaire owner of Denver’s NBA and NHL teams is already behind The River Mile, an adjacent 62-acre redevelopment project.
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