“The city needs to be open-minded,” he says about a dilapidated LoDo hotel-turned-rooming house. But City Council members are concerned.
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Isenberg asks Denver to negotiate so Barth can be restored to a hotel
Amusement park owner’s ground lease stalls downtown office conversion
Asher Luzzatto owns the towers at 621 and 633 17th St. — but not all the land beneath them.
Appeals court reinstates Amazon claims against Watson in kickback case
“It’s a disappointment — I don’t know that it’s a surprise,” his attorney said.
Palantir plots move from downtown to Cherry Creek
The company moved its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Denver in 2020.
Denver Water says it won’t buy properties northwest of HQ
The utility confirmed notices were sent because of its talks with the Broncos. It found a site in Elyria-Swansea instead.
Real estate fund adviser will pay $9.7M for allegedly misleading investors
The SEC says that Tom Vukota, formerly of Centennial, downplayed his apartment buildings’ value when buying out interests.
Mining giant Newmont lists DTC headquarters for sublease
Newmont took five floors before 6900 Layton broke ground. Nearby Western Union is also shedding HQ space.
Council OKs Edens’ dialed-back redevelopment of RiNo block
The firm, which is getting TIF money, couldn’t find a firm to partner with it on housing across from Denver Central Market.
Two-tower Denver Energy Center under contract to sell for $5M
The property fetched $176 million in 2013 but was foreclosed on in 2022. The buyer already owns downtown towers.
Investment firm Ibex buys Cherry Creek office for $4M
The firm is bolting from the hot spot of Cherry Creek North closer to Gates Tennis Center. ““It’s more expensive, more crowded, way too much construction,” said Ibex’s founder Justin Borus.
