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Judge freezes assets of controller accused of stealing from real estate firm
Moye White says LoDo landlord wrongfully evicted it to make way for Ibotta
16 Market Square “has two tenants who both might have a right to possess the same space,” law firm says in countersuit.
Denver permitting is ‘worst in the western U.S.,’ caused foreclosure, exec says
Delays at Central Park Foundry meant “we kind of missed our leasing window,” the head of SKB said.
Long-dormant Evans School reopening with beer garden, cafe
The building’s owners are kicking off office and retail leasing efforts now that the ground floor is in use.
Concert venue, hotel, apartments are first buildings eyed for Ball Arena lots
The four structures in Phase 1A would tie into a pedestrian bridge over Speer Blvd.
Receiver appointed for Industry RiNo Station after loan default
The complex is 75% leased, but its largest two tenants have leases that expire this year and next.
Builder sues Town of Frisco for $2.4M, says it was slandered
MW Golden in Castle Rock is countersuing after the town accused it of theft.
Exclusion or extortion? $132M downtown tower sale leads to dueling lawsuits
The February sale of 17th Street Plaza came in far below what brokers originally hoped to get, per court documents.
‘It shows me they’re serious’: Developers talk Johnston’s permitting changes
Joe Vostrejs, Rhys Duggan and others generally voiced optimism, with a hint of cautiousness.
Zeppelin office building loan transferred to special servicing
Flight, on the Taxi campus at 3575 Ringsby Court, recently renewed its largest tenant.
