
Stonebridge Cos., which is putting up an adjacent 18-story building, bought the “very odd-shaped piece of property” for $55,200.
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Stonebridge Cos., which is putting up an adjacent 18-story building, bought the “very odd-shaped piece of property” for $55,200.
The property owner, which is not affiliated with the brewer, purchased the 40,000-square-foot facility at 471 Kalamath St. for $3.35 million in 2015.
An earlier plan to land in Curtis Park fell apart, so the Longmont brewery found another spot for its expansion into Denver.
An addition for $8.3 million at 9100 Pena Blvd. and $6.4 million for a new boiler, AC and a building at 4290 N. Brighton Blvd. in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
The New York-based coworking firm closed four of its nine Denver locations at the end of February.
This marks the second time the shopping district has faced foreclosure. It was placed up for auction in 2009 and was acquired by a subsidiary of former lender KeyBank for $85 million.
The company founded by Volvo filed permits to open a new vehicle showroom at 257 Fillmore St., one of 15 it plans to open in the U.S. in 2021.
When WeWork signed lease after lease in Denver, landlords said the collateral would protect them if things went south. Now that thesis is being tested.
A key component of the Arapahoe Square development will be a 75-bed “recuperative care” facility that fills a gap in the healthcare continuum.
Quannah Partners and Outpost Investments are rebranding Paramount Heights Shopping Center as Gold’s Marketplace and spending millions on major renovations.
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