Commercial Real Estate

A real estate investor that shares its hometown with tech giants like Google and Symantec has purchased 185,000 square feet of office space at the corner of East Tufts Avenue and DTC Boulevard.

A firm that makes software for airlines, hotels and travel agencies has signed into WeWork in Union Station, and plans to fill 16 jobs in the area.

Mountain View Capital, which owns around 1,500 apartment units on the Front Range, has dropped eight figures for two large apartment complexes.

Mindflash, which makes employee-training software, has hired five Denver employees and last week booked space at WeWork LoHi.

Women in Kind has opened its two-floor, 6,000-square-foot space a few strokes west of the Park Hill Golf Course in Clayton.

“We just kind of felt like the stars and planets aligned,” new owner Greg Vincent said. “This has always been our lifelong dream: to be in the mountains and run some kind of lodge or bed and breakfast.”

Towering at the edge of LoDo, one of Denver’s newest downtown addresses will start doling out door keys this month.

Argyle Residential bought a 0.8-acre site at West Byron Place and Alcott Street last week for $5.7 million, with plans to build one of the neighborhood’s tallest structures.