A management company brought on in 2021 failed to help it become profitable, investors were told.
RiNo food hall Zeppelin Station shuffles ownership
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].
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.28.22
Uptown apartments sell for $8M and Lincoln Property Co. reports a 60k sq. ft. lease.
Jelly owner plans new lunch, dinner spot in former Rosemary Cafe space
Josh Epps lives blocks from the building he’s turning into Harvey Park Grille.
Lakewood’s Belmar nears common consumption area, but none in works in Denver
More than a year after the Denver City Council OK’d the zones for drinking to-go alcoholic beverages, no one has applied for one.
Nightmare on Newton: Opendoor’s $154,000 flip loss illustrates Denver woes
In recent months, the “iBuyer” has been selling most of its homes in the city for less than it paid for them.
Lake Steam Baths to be included in redevelopment, new owners say
The century-old bathhouse on West Colfax Ave. sold this month for $2 million. The buyers plan to eventually put up an apartment building.
Cherry Creek corner development site sells for $10M
“The amount of leasing velocity that we’ve witnessed in Cherry Creek is incredible,” said Dan Huml, who plans to develop a five-story building.
Douglas County equestrian facility sells to vet-led investment group
The buyer called the Colorado Horse Park “a refuge in a sea of new homes and a connection to the Douglas County rural past.”
Denver neighborhood considers hiring private security, citing property crimes
The Seventh Avenue Neighborhood Association surveyed members about a possible contract last week.
Santa Fe Drive condo building pivots to apartments mid-construction
“It’s just the market,” said Lenny Taub, CEO of First Stone Development. “The market’s bigger than all of us.”
