A contemporary art museum lands a $5 million donation, a local organization raises funds for hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico, and a group plans a bridge between Globeville and RiNo.
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GoodWorks: Nonprofit roundup for 11.7.17
Mayor tips off National Western Center groundbreaking
Hard hats briefly replaced cowboy hats Friday on the campus of the National Western Center.
Volkswagen dealership buys land to move off Colorado Boulevard
A Denver VW dealer is moving off Colorado Boulevard to a 4-acre site near the intersection of Alameda Avenue and South Broadway.
Apartment building proposed along Sheridan near Sloan’s Lake
A developer wants to build 24 studio and one-bedroom apartments on a quarter-acre lot near the intersection of Colfax Avenue.
Deal for third Denver WeWork fizzles
After signing a letter of intent for space in an under-construction office tower at 1144 15th St., the coworking giant’s plans fell through.
Loretto Heights campus back in play
An Oakland-based firm that developed property at the former Staple International Airport plans to take a stab at developing the shuttered CHU campus in southwestern Denver.
1 acre in Cherry Creek fetches $9M price tag
A nonprofit has sold three adjoining parcels along Madison Street, including a 4,000-square-foot building, to a Denver-based developer.
Lincoln Park grow operation fetches $11.5M
A three-acre property in Denver’s Lincoln Park, currently being used to grow marijuana, has sold for $11.5 million.
City Park Golf Course closes tomorrow for 2-year renovation
City Park golfers have till sundown to get in a final round.
Platt Park church on 1 acre sells for $3M
The new owner of a Platt Park church hopes to repurpose the structure for residential use. Denver-based Revesco Properties, in partnership with Sprocket president Bill Moore, purchased 1700-1710 S. Grant St. in Denver earlier this month for $3.15 million. The 25,937-square-foot building on 1 acre was once known as South Presbyterian Church. The seller was… Read more »
