Francois Safieddine has owned the undeveloped lot since 2012, when he bought it for $950,000.
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ViewHouse owner plans to build restaurant in LoHi
Vegan restaurateurs with Broadway eatery open a Ballpark pizza parlor
Meet Everyday Pizza, from the folks who brought you Somebody People. There are no fake meats served on the vegan pies and the “cheeses” are derived from nuts.
DTC office building sells for $50M
“I don’t want to break records in the Tech Center,” said the buyer of Stanford Place III, which is about 70 percent leased. “What I want is to add tenants.”
Building permits 8.3.22
New buildings for $7.7 million at 6679 E. Warren Ave. and $4.9 million at 2105 S. Newport St. in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
Cambria hotel breaks ground along Brighton in RiNo
The seven-story building will be the corridor’s third hotel, joining The Source Hotel that opened in 2018 and the nearly completed Vib hotel.
Five Points coffee shop on pause amidst battle with investor Flyfisher
Owner Ryan Cobbins wants to make some improvements but he’s open to being bought out of the business he founded in 2010.
Backyard on Blake developer buys former Curtis Park fire station
Mainspring is just the third owner since it was built in 1928. The seller, nonprofit Women’s Bean Project, is moving to 1300 W. Alameda Ave.
New eatery Taco Uprising rising in Five Points
“After a few visits and doing some research, we found that Five Points is a home for some of Denver’s most enticing and exciting foods,” said a cofounder.
Apartment building planned for last undeveloped lot behind Union Station
Denver-based Focus Property Group, which developed an adjacent hotel, has owned the property for more than a decade.
Ace Eat Serve owner pays $5M for restaurant’s Uptown real estate
The seller was the Denver Housing Authority, which had owned the commercial building since 1982 but never converted it into housing.
