The 200-unit Via Apartments at Eighth Avenue and Broadway were sold to a private investment firm on June 26.
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Golden Triangle apartments fetch $60M
Developer trio shells out $2M for RiNo infill project
A group of three development firms purchased a 14,000-square-foot triangle at 3724 Walnut St. near the 38th and Blake light rail station for $2.1 million.
City to fill Denver Post HQ in December
The City of Denver has signed a sublease to occupy the last remaining floor the newspaper occupies at 101 W. Colfax Ave.
Fourth SwimLabs facility in the state lands in Littleton
The Highlands Ranch-based swim lesson franchise is planning to open a 5,000-square-foot training center at 8500 W. Crestline Ave. on July 10.
Gas and restaurant tenants planned for full-block redevelopment on Aurora border
About 7 acres on the northeast corner of Iliff Avenue and Parker Road have been razed, with new construction starting soon and stores opening early next year.
Jefferson County torn leading up to HUD funding vote
Some 500 new affordable housing units are in limbo this week as Jefferson County votes to approve a typically routine application for federal housing assistance.
LoHi firehouse sold for $2.4M
Once home to Fire Station No. 7 in North Denver, the three-story building on the corner of Tejon Street and West 36th Avenue has since been converted into apartments and ground-floor retail.
Exxon subsidiary in Englewood announces closure; displaces 113
An oil and gas producer has notified state authorities that it will lay off or relocate 113 employees based at the office, which will close Sept. 1.
Park Hill retail strip lands $10M renovation, restaurant tenants
With a new courtyard, new tenants including Little Man Ice Cream and a multimillion-dollar facelift, developers hope to turn a 1950s retail strip into a shopping destination.
New coworking competitor makes a splash from Chicago
A Chicago coworking brand is betting big — $20 million — that it can undercut existing spaces from a 10-story perch at Welton and 16th streets.
