The proposal calls for the unit count at the Creekside Apartments complex on the Denver-Glendale border to jump from 328 to 1,232.
Councilman objects to ‘dramatic’ redevelopment plan for apartment complex
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Focus Property Group sells DTC office building for $16M
Securities fraudster Tyler Tysdal was once a tenant in the two-story, 69,855-square-foot building, which last sold four years ago for $10 million.
Photos: Eight real estate pros brawl at NAIOP ‘Fight Night’
Two of four bouts ended with a first-round knockout at the annual event, which raised funds for the Denver Children’s Foundation.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.7.22
Life sciences firm leases former Louisville Kohl’s from Koelbel, suburban apartment complexes sell for $150M and $95M.
Homelessness nonprofit plans housing at hotel, restaurant site off I-25
The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless purchased the Globeville property for $11 million last year and has requested rezoning for up to eight stories.
City selects developer to build income-restricted apartments on Globeville site
The Denver Public Library is considering locating a branch within the project, which will have at least 170 units for rent.
Rowhomes proposed behind South Federal strip mall after grocer suit ends
The owner of the Save-A-Lot at 1951 S. Federal Blvd. sued its landlord in a 2021 loading dock dispute but the lawsuit was dismissed.
Corner retail property along Tennyson sells for $5M
The building is home to restaurants Denver Biscuit Co., Atomic Cowboy, Fat Sully’s and Himalayan Spice, as well as an orthodontics office.
After prep school pullout, carpet cleaning CEO sells gym to church
Oxi Fresh Arena has died and gone to heaven.
Council votes 9-3 to rezone Cherry Creek lots for residential project
Some neighbors pushed back on rezoning what the owner called “a very underutilized portion of a very sought-after neighborhood.”
