The seller paid slightly more in 2017.
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Fox31 parent company buys its broadcast building for $22M
Credit union replacing Pete’s University Park Café near DU
The diner closed earlier this month.
Denver’s single-stair building measure poised to go beyond state minimum
It’s about balancing a desire for higher density with resident safety.
A neighborhood bottleneck in RiNo is getting $7M in bond-funded upgrades
“It’s like everything that could be wrong about it, is wrong about it,” said Patrick Riley, Denver’s bond program manager.
Broe moving forward on Phase 2 of Cherry Creek office project
The company paused after finishing 200 Clayton. But it will soon start construction just to the north.
Broker says Highland clients used phony leases to avoid paying commission
Doug Gates with Madison Commercial claims he is owed for marketing 1330 W. 38th.
Indoor-outdoor bathhouse planned south of Auraria campus
Memphis Orion says CoBa will be “almost like a playground of thermal experiences.” He’s told investors it could cost $20 million.
Soccer retailer to open near planned Denver women’s stadium
Denver “had a significant amount of soccer stores until 2019. … Since then, there hasn’t been a true soccer specialty retailer in town,” said a Soccer Post executive.
Seller initiates foreclosure on site of planned Centennial pickleball concept
Robert Thompson’s Camp Pickle had hoped to have 14 indoor and outdoor courts and a “nostalgic Americana” vibe.
Developer used company as ‘piggy bank’ to move $3.7M, former exec alleges
“The suit is without merit and we’re only now reviewing it,” the developer responded.
