“The Receiver believes that if the food hall tenant defaults and is forced to close, it could have a significant negative impact on the potential price of the building.”
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New food hall operator says he’s out as Zeppelin Station lists for sale
Massive office building comes down in Douglas County
The former occupant cut its local office footprint by 85% in a move to Greenwood Village.
Sauna and cold plunge coming to newly built Tennyson retail space
SweatHouz, which already has a location on South Broadway, is warming up a new spot on one of Denver’s hottest streets.
‘Immersive’ theater backed by DDA dollars under construction at 15th and Blake
“Everywhere we turned it was people saying that Denver is going to be the immersive center of the universe,” said Blair Russell.
Two office conversions at same downtown intersection poised for DDA funding
“It’s hard to pencil without some financial support,” one of the building owners said.
DDA says it will pay Brookfield $23M for parking by Denver Pavilions
“In today’s market, I would say that’s an average price,” one downtown parking lot owner said.
Downtown vacancy ticked up in second quarter due to Xcel move
There were 270,000 more square feet available in the heart of Denver at the end of June compared with the end of March.
Five years after completion, this RiNo office building is still empty
It’s a tough time for the office sector. But the situation at Rev360 still stands out.
PNC eyes new branch along Colorado Blvd.
An existing building formerly home to a local bike shop would be torn down.
Waste Management threatened with eviction from Denver recycling facility
The company says a roof dispute could force it out of 3600 E. 48th Ave. and disrupt city recycling services.
