RedT’s Nathan Adams, who blames Xcel for the project’s situation, has shifted to renting his units instead of selling them.
Townhome project files for bankruptcy ahead of foreclosure auction
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].
Breaking down the Pavilions deal: ‘We have to do something right now’
Failed attempts to land a grocer. A lender poised to take ownership. Regal’s impending big decision. And a vision to unify the mall with two adjacent parking lots.
DDA doesn’t have to pay property taxes, but will if it buys Pavilions
Denver Chief Projects Officer Bill Mosher said he doesn’t want mall tenants to have an unfair advantage.
Denver takes ownership of Park Hill Golf Course
A land swap deal with Westside Investment Partners was announced in January.
Demolition of onetime Denver7 building nears completion
Just a bit remains of Denver7’s former building. The structure at the corner of Speer Boulevard and Lincoln Street in central Denver is being demolished by Property Markets Group, the developer that bought the property from the television station’s parent company in 2021. PMG plans to build an apartment complex at the site. The company… Read more »
Lender forecloses on hotel near Fitzsimons campus in Aurora
The Hyatt House was BMC Investment’s first development outside Cherry Creek.
Denver Health pays $5.5M for land once eyed by apartment developer
The site is along Bannock Street just south of Sixth Avenue.
Joblon breaks ground on latest Cherry Creek office building
“It took us longer than we hoped to see enough leases in place to make us feel comfortable.”
RiNo Art District, BID name new leaders following split
The Business Improvement District was previously managed by the art district, but is now hiring its own staff.
DDA plans $37M buy of Denver Pavilions rather than see it go to lender
The city wants the struggling mall to become “the Union Station of Upper Downtown.”
