WPB Hospitality LLC purchased 16161 E. 40th Ave. in Denver in 2009; the unfinished structure at the site is four stories tall and surrounded by construction fencing.
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Developer with hotel under construction files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Denver Foundation buys Cap Hill office building for $4.7M
The foundation plans to move from Cherry Creek in 2020.
Uptown office complex sells for $29M
An LLC affiliated with California-based Harbor Associates purchased the Capitol Center, a two-building complex at Grant Street and 16th Avenue.
Downtown office building sells for $95M
Denver Financial Center’s two towers front Lincoln and Sherman streets. The complex last sold in 2008. The two buildings combined are about 435,000 square feet, according to property records. That makes the deal worth about $219 a square foot.
Buildings next to Rossonian Hotel in Five Points sell for $1.9M
An LLC affiliated with Denver-based The Flyfisher Group purchased 2624 and 2630 Welton St. last week.
Santiago’s location in Ballpark closes
The local chain, known for its breakfast burritos, closed its location at 2907 Huron St. last week.
Vacant auto shop along West Colfax sells for $750k
No redevelopment plans for the site have been submitted to the city.
Denver skate park closes; former managers hope to open elsewhere
Evolve Action Sports Park operated in Athmar Park for four years. It plans to change its name to Radius Ramps and Cycles.
Choice Market plans for East Colfax site include fuel pumps, ‘autonomous checkout’
The Denver convenience store brand has released a rendering of a planned third location, at the site of a former Chinese restaurant along East Colfax Avenue in Denver.
City seeks developer for two sites along East Colfax
Denver purchased the two sites, one of which is a closed strip club, in 2017. It wants developers to incorporate affordable housing into their proposals.
