The Denver Rescue Mission now has full control of the east side of the block. The seller paid $791,000 for the 0.36-acre property in 2010.
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Nonprofit pays $2.5M for lot by its Arapahoe Square homeless shelter
Nightclub owner buys Falling Rock building in LoDo, plans similar bar
Valentes Corleons, who is also reincarnating the nearby El Chapultepec jazz club, said “it breaks my heart to see these longtime businesses closing.”
Firm buys Lakewood shopping center, pledges ‘to bring Belmar back’
The retail and office district is the de facto downtown, but occupancy has been declining.
Pedego Electric Bikes pedaling into Denver’s Golden Triangle
The retailer will open a temporary pop-up shop at 575 Lincoln St. before opening a permanent store at 909 Bannock St. in December.
LoHi shoe store sues restaurant over outdoor dining setup
Pedestrian Shops claims customers can’t use its parking spaces because of My Brother’s Bar’s igloo-like enclosures and picnic tables.
Beacon spends $190M for Boulder office portfolio
That’s a $40 million return on Broad Street’s 2019 investment.
Brokers marketing 6th Avenue’s Esquire Theatre nab it for $2.1M
“There was too much lease term left on the lease for a developer,” said Tim Finholm of Unique Properties.
Pepsi puts 30-acre RiNo property on the market
Marketed as a “one-of-a-kind redevelopment site,” the land where Pepsi has operated since the 1950s could be rezoned for a mixed-use project up to 12 stories.
High-end boot brand stepping into storefront near Union Station
Lucchese, which makes the official boot of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders and many other kinds, is filling a space in the Kimpton Hotel Born building.
Glamping startup raises $23M to add more locations
Collective Retreats, which has five sites including Vail, Yellowstone, and Governors Island in New York, plans to open 25 new retreats in the next four years.
