The 13-story building at 4600 S. Syracuse St., which is 90 percent leased, last sold for $60.8 million two decades ago.
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Investors buy DTC office building for $74M in first sale since 2001
Eight-story apartment building planned along Grant in Cap Hill
The 110-unit project by Palisade Partners would replace a low-slung parking garage on a 0.36-acre lot.
Habitat for Humanity lists Highlands headquarters site for $6.8M
The nonprofit, which paid $1.18 million a decade ago, expects the eventual buyer to redevelop the property.
Former art gallery building in RiNo sells for $3.2M to California investors
Helikon Gallery & Studios closed in 2019, but the broker said the new owners have already leased the whole building to a new tenant he wouldn’t name.
Local 46 Bar will be back but then renamed Local 38 in its new space
The landlord of 4586 Tennyson St. is selling the property to an apartment developer, so the bar owners bought their own building at 3930 W. 38th Ave.
Zeppelin buys 130-year-old Ouray hotel, an ‘old building that needs a lot of love’
The developer most associated with RiNo has ventured into the Western Slope, paying $2.5 million for the Historic Western Hotel.
West Highland restaurant property hits the market for $2.3M
The sale will not affect the lease of Sassafras American Eatery, which took the space after the building owner’s shut down his own restaurant.
$1.7M deal for small parcel puts full RiNo block under single ownership
The block’s buildings are largely industrial in nature, but they appear poised for redevelopment.
BikeSource gears up for expansion into RiNo as demand soars
The bike shop chain, which has four stores in Colorado, sees a market for e-bikes downtown.
New owners of Denver hydroponic farm vow to grow business
The $1.25 million acquisition included Rebel Farm’s real estate at 5445 W. Evans Ave.
