Beacon Capital Partners is nearing completion of the project’s first phase, which has attracted HomeAdvisor and WeWork as tenants.
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Phase two at RiNo’s The Hub now calls for more office space, not hotel
Former Cap Hill gathering spot Gypsy House to reopen on South Broadway
“Everybody kept asking us to do it again,” co-owner Doniece Derani said. “Since the day we found out Gypsy House was closing, we’ve been looking for spaces.”
Work underway at site of Meow Wolf’s future Denver home
Meow Wolf plans to build a five-story structure in the midst of the maze of viaducts that form the Interstate 25-Colfax Avenue interchange. A 2020 opening is planned.
WeWork is bringing its coding school to Denver
The coworking giant acquired Flatiron School in 2017. The expansion to Denver gives the coding school a presence in nine cities.
Phoenix-based apartment developer spends $8M on Uptown lots
Alliance Residential has proposed building more than 220 units at the sites.
Westminster country club spending $1 million on upgrades
The Ranch Country Club is adding a poolside restaurant and redoing the bunkers on its golf course.
Tire shop at I-25 and Broadway closes, to be demolished
The property is owned by Broadway Station Partners, which is preparing a 41-acre former industrial site to the south for redevelopment.
WeWork gobbles up another 120K square feet
The coworking company is adding another location on Platte Street and has signed on at a planned RiNo project that hasn’t broken ground.
Hines and partners pay $11M for site of planned office project in RiNo
The former industrial property sold for $225 per square foot, $14 psf more than a large site across the street that an apartment developer snatched up in late October.
Brick manufacturer to close Castle Rock facility; 42 employees affected
Acme spokesman Bill Latham attributed the pending closure to soft local demand for brick, and the high cost of shipping brick from Castle Rock to markets with more demand.
