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1900 Lawrence’s $240M loan, set to mature late this year, is extended
Local affordable developers seek rezoning for Cole apartment project
It would go up next to a former tramway building that is now a hub for nonprofits.
Rezoning paves way for 1,500 apartments at Shops at Northfield
The vote by the Denver City Council was unanimous.
First-time developer planning Colfax apartments buys land for $1M
“There’s so much more work in prepping this thing with the plans than I thought,” said 75-year-old Billy Piranian.
Real estate for Englewood’s former Frank The Pizza King sells for $700K
The pizzeria operated for 64 years, but always leased its space.
Neighbors sue to stop Breckenridge hotel and condo project
The Imperial Hotel and Private Residences would span 400,000 square feet.
Property assessment appeals drop by half in Denver compared with 2023
A drop was expected because fewer property owners saw a jump in their valuations this cycle — with many actually seeing a decline.
Tech firm’s ‘second headquarters’ in Denver dwindling to nearly nothing
The company was made eligible for up to $28 million in hiring-related tax incentives but hasn’t received any money six years later.
LoDo office complex’s new owner says it’s unsafe, only half-occupied
Lender who foreclosed is suing its prior owner for $6.5 million in repairs.
Uptown hotel sells for less than 2016 price
Paul Karmo is new to town. His first stay is at a Hampton Inn just a few blocks from downtown.
