An apartment project and development-ready land in Cap Hill was sold recently for more than $9 million, and the buyer has plans for 140 more apartments on the site.
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Developer grabs Cap Hill apartments, land
Museum digging up $1M for pristine crystal formation
A Denver museum is raising funds and pulling from its endowment to purchase a 90-pound crystal formation unearthed near Pikes Peak.
$14M riverfront development gains steam
A developer plans to break ground this year on the first phase of a mixed-use project along the Platte River and already has an anchor tenant signed on for a massive warehouse office conversion.
Snack company supersizes with $15M facility
The snack brand is planning a king-sized expansion in Centennial, where it will boost its production and bring more work in-house.
Pair of projects launching Centennial business park
A $6 million land deal with an apartment developer and plans for the first of several office buildings have kicked off construction at a Centennial business park project.
New owner reworks Highlands yoga studio
Just a few months after moving to Denver from the East Coast, a yoga instructor has taken over a new Highlands studio and is relaunching the business next week.
Solar firm files for bankruptcy
A Centennial firm recently filed for Chapter 11, but it has a new CEO and a turnaround plan in effect.
Uptown apartment project sold for $7.3M
Two years after opening an apartment project, a local developer sold the property to a Chicago firm that bought another apartment complex just a few months ago.
New hotel adds high-class rides to guest perks
A new Golden Triangle hotel has added free rides in a high-end car to the list of perks for guests.
Intuit pulls plug on Englewood call center
The software company is cutting 60 local jobs at the end of this month with the closure of a local call center.
