Higher interest rates and the lingering effects of the pandemic have caught up to two Brookfield buildings.
Higher interest rates and the lingering effects of the pandemic have caught up to two Brookfield buildings.
“It’s a commercial building with some character that borders an established residential area,” said Justin Croft of Natural Object.
It’s the second-biggest local buy for Asana Partners, trailing only the $92 million paid for the city’s most famous block.
Billionaire Stan Kroenke and Rhys Duggan’s Revesco Properties have added to their expansive holdings in the area.
Five races have no incumbent this election cycle, including two at-large seats voted on by the entire city.
Fitness startup sublets half its Cherry Creek space, ex-Falling Rock Tap House building downtown sells and tenant pays $10M for industrial site.
The municipal election is April 4, and more than two dozen people have filed to run to replace Michael Hancock.
“I’m not leaving real estate,” said Austin Kane. “The projects we are lucky enough to work on are often at the nucleus of real estate.”
Stockdale Capital Partners also bought RiNo’s Source Hotel + Market Hall last year.
A spot for shopping, and eyed for redevelopment, is being shopped around.
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