Granite Tower, at 1099 18th St., last sold in 2010 for $149 million. The new deal is worth about $343 a square foot.
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31-story downtown office building changing hands for $204M
New market aims to bring City Park West corridor back to life
Andrea Leo wanted a job where she could bring her two kids to work, so she opened Sun Market on 22nd Avenue.
Backyard on Blake developer to rehab Uptown office building
Mainspring, led by Fiona Arnold, also plans to open a cafe within the 62-year-old Sherman Street structure.
Chicago restaurant group opening Mexican concept in RiNo
Federales sells a signature shot of tequila that comes in an ice cube, which can then be thrown at a bell that hangs over a fire pit to “Ring the Bell.”
Amazon-backed electric car startup plugs into Clayton
Rivian has requested city permits to build a 21,219-square-foot service center with offices at 3893 N. Steele St.
Baker coffee shop has second location brewing in LoHi
Middle State Coffee signed a lease for a 450-square-foot space at 2622 W. 32nd Ave. and expects to open in spring 2022.
Building permits 7.28.21
New buildings for $6.2 million at 1601 Park Ave. and $3.9 million at 3615 Delgany St. in Denver were this week’s top building permits.
Mining firm leases 20K square feet at new DTC office building
6900 Layton, which was completed last year, already houses two other tenants in the natural resources sector.
Crazy Mountain Brewing Co. cuts square footage by 90%; leaves Baker for Cap Hill
“I think it was a very challenging expectation to think that in five years or less we were going to fill the capacity of that brewery,” its CEO said of its former facility in Baker.
Greenwood Village developer Madden puts his hidden penthouse on market
The office building at 5700 S. Quebec St. was already under construction in the 1970s when he suddenly decided to live atop it.
