
A 42-acre office park that houses tenants like Comcast has fetched $190 million in its sale to a local real estate firm fresh off another multimillion-dollar buy in RiNo.
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A 42-acre office park that houses tenants like Comcast has fetched $190 million in its sale to a local real estate firm fresh off another multimillion-dollar buy in RiNo.
One of the big players on the local co-working scene is passing the hat around to investors and has already raked in more than $3 million in a planned $5 million campaign.
A real estate firm that recently sold its Westminster office has bought a replacement headquarters in Uptown and will be boosting the complex’s occupancy as it moves in over the next month.
The golf association is bringing one of its biggest amateur tournaments back to the Colorado Golf Club, which will play host to the championship in 2019.
Plans for the site are unclear, but a 3.3-acre site right on the edge of RiNo near the growing Denargo Market project has fetched more than $10 million.
When plans for condos didn’t pan out, the owner of a RiNo plot quickly sold the property, and plans have already been filed for some 180 apartments at the site.
With a 50-year lease coming to a close, the city of Denver has a plan to buy out the operator of a stretch of retail real estate and take over the leasing and income.
Construction is starting at the end of the month on a new facility for a nonprofit that plans to pair 70 owners in need with specially trained animals per year.
In what the brokerage touted as the largest suburban office deal of 2015, a single-tenant Greendwood Village office building was sold to a South Korean buyer for more than $113 million.
Listing nearly $12 million in debts, a solar generator firm has retreated into Chapter 11 bankruptcy after it says investors backed out.
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