
The 11th-hour order paused the sale for 14 days while a lawsuit moves ahead.
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The 11th-hour order paused the sale for 14 days while a lawsuit moves ahead.
The 410, which entered foreclosure last year, officially has a new owner.
“We definitely bought at a time when the neighborhood was up and coming,” said City Street’s Joe Vostrejs.
If a receiver must be appointed, don’t pick The Stapleton Group, Zeppelin argues.
The buyer is associated with DaVita, which has signed an agreement with a major local developer.
A buyer could convert it into a daycare or a residence, the congregation’s broker said.
A spokesman said the company no longer needs some of 1551 Wewatta St. due to “patterns of office attendance.”
Developers, including Donald Trump in the mid-2000s, have for years floated the notion of a tower on the adjacent parking lot.
A car dealership property in Lone Tree sells, and more sales and leases.
The new environmental rules affect about 8,000 large buildings statewide.
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