The Office Social Club, which claimed it was “the largest adult-themed venue in the state,” no longer operates at 6886 S. Yosemite St.
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Centennial building for sale as swingers club admits being swingers club
Xcel Energy, major downtown employer, bringing more workers back to the office
The change will affect about 1,300 Denver-based employees, according to the company.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 7.28.23
A new RiNo office building gets a 7,400-sq-ft tenant and a Lakewood shopping center sells for $14m.
Same seller unloads two Douglas County office buildings at a loss
A San Francisco-based firm owned the properties totaling 170,000 square feet for six years before unloading them this summer.
Downtown hotel reopening to public after three years of housing homeless
The owner of the Aloft hotel says it’s wrapping up a five-month, $3-million renovation.
Number of Denver landlords fined for lacking new rental license tops 100
Six landlords have been assessed a second, pricier fine. It’s now the city’s biggest licensure program.
Broe pays $225M for Seasons apartment complex in Cherry Creek
The three-building complex east of the mall has 587 units and last sold nearly two decades ago.
Feds drop two potential criminal cases related to Amazon-Watson kickback claims
Two men already pleaded guilty. But two more expected plea agreements are no longer happening.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 7.21.23
See every deal reported by local brokerages and more from deeds.
Building Permits 7.20.23
A new $43 million permit by CFC Construction on a 300,000 square foot apartment project near 41st and Fox Streets is the top permit.
