The second-largest property owner in Denver’s urban island wants to dismantle a development restriction found nowhere else in the city.
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Salazars take aim at ‘unconstitutionally vague’ Fox Island trip cap
Dry Dock founder pays $2.5M for Wash Park’s Pub on Pearl building
The brewery owned by Left Hand Brewing will fill the vacant pub after failing to find a new spot in Aurora, where it currently operates.
Billion-dollar law firm cutting footprint in move from Republic Plaza
Morrison Foerster is staying downtown.
DTC office loan sent to special servicing after loss of tech firm
The Landmark Corporate Center lost a major tenant last year.
Young duo teams up to buy Robinson Dairy building for $9M
“What we really like about the building is obviously the location. … And you combine that with having an acre of outdoor yard.”
Receiver running I-70 warehouse caught up in father-sons feud
A judge determined the “open, ongoing dispute” between the Semckens made it nearly impossible for them to operate 10601 N. I-70 Frontage Road.
Lender sells partially completed LoHi office for $3.5M to local buyer
Six months of work is needed to finish the project, according to a broker on the deal.
Revesco, City Street pay $4.5M for Morrison restaurant The Fort
The restaurant in a 2-story adobe building had been owned by the same family for its 63 years of operation.
Local buyer picks up downtown office tower at deep discount
Between his law degree, his time in the Marine Corps and his pillow company, Craig Clark is not your average real estate guy.
Fire roars through Texas developer’s construction site along Leetsdale
Much of the Harker Heights apartment project, which plans show was to have 283 units across 431,000 square feet, was reduced to ash and rubble.
