A Wall Street firm says the coworking firm owes millions of dollars for moving out in June.
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Landlord sues WeWork for bailing
In blow to Wells Fargo Center, WeWork gives back 3 floors
The office tower’s loan is in special servicing. WeWork also recently closed a location on Platte Street.
Major RiNo landlord Edens names new top local executive
The company has spent $100 million on real estate in the neighborhood and plans to redevelop nearly a full city block.
Cherry Creek gateway corner, one of four for sale, finds a buyer
The collection of properties along Colorado Boulevard were rezoned in 2020.
Drywaller files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
TriStar Drywall, founded in 1989, did $13.6 million in revenue in 2022, but is on pace to do much less this year.
Construction firm pays $5.6M for downtown Littleton office building
The space was previously the home of the law firm Anderson & Jahde.
WeWork closes location along Platte Street for second time
The coworking firm, whose market cap is under $600 million, now has five spaces operating in Denver.
Mary Beth Jenkins, broker who worked on McGregor Square, dies at 66
A memorial service and reception for the Laramie Co. founder will be held on July 22.
Bandimere family plans to build new drag-racing facility near DIA
The speedway’s current land is likely to be put to automotive use by a new owner.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 7.14.23
Medical device company leases 41k sf in Englewood, suburban apartments sell for $111M and a Westminster hotel changes hands.
