“It’s probably the one property in the market that has a unique vibe to it,” a listing agent said.
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Zeppelin looks to sell A-frames within Winter Park hotel
Formerly homeless tenants with housing vouchers terrorize Congress Park apartment
“I was getting phone calls and emails from tenants basically waving the white flag saying, ‘Please help us.’”
Office owner sues Adams County over increased valuations
Park Centre Commons consists of two buildings that have “experienced excessive vacancies,” according to its owner.
Edgewater boosts tip credit, freezing minimum pay for servers to help restrain restaurant costs
The city is the first to take advantage of a new state law.
Amazon takes small warehouse off Broadway for ‘Project Peregrine’
The facility appears to be part of an ultrafast delivery service the tech giant is testing in Seattle and Philadelphia.
TIAA, downtown pillar set to leave, leases small space in Glendale
The financial services firm is relocating most of its operations at 1670 Broadway to Frisco, Texas.
Office building proposed for Cucina Colore corner in Cherry Creek
The property owner, who bought it earlier this year, says the restaurant will be able to complete its lease.
Luzzatto, eyeing partial conversion, buys Denver Energy Center for $5M
The two buildings span 770,000 square feet and are just 18% leased.
Centennial developer pays $60M for former Wheat Ridge hospital campus
Chris Elliott plans to build 1,500 residences, including both single-family homes and apartments.
Coca-Cola bottler lands in Colorado Springs after canceling DIA plans
The new facility will replace Swire Coca-Cola’s existing one on York Street in Denver.
