The development site includes the current home of Lowdown Brewery + Kitchen.
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Developer planning apartments pays $12M for Cap Hill corner
Mining explosives firm shifting North American HQ to Centennial
Orica is trying to sell a 478-campus it owns east of Aurora.
Maxar Technologies to be acquired in $6.4 billion deal
President and CEO Daniel Jablonsky said transitioning to a private company will enable Maxar to respond quickly to opportunities.
RiNo tech firm leases on Platte Street as Robinhood looks for out
The new tenant raised $500 million from investors in the last two years, and expects to do $200 million in revenue in 2022, according to its CEO.
Another Colorado county considers “300-year rule” for water supply as population booms
Arapahoe County has launched an 18-month study to assess water supply and future development.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 12.16.22
Aurora apartment complex goes for $29M, central Denver industrial building fetches $8M and Castle Rock retail changes hands.
City finally close on deal to buy hotel for the homeless at I-70 and Peoria
The expected price tag is now $9 million, up from when Mayor Michael Hancock and Congresswoman Diana DeGette announced the planned buy in May 2021.
Denver ‘blitz’ aims to reduce mountain of development plans needing review
Ignore emails, skip meetings and don’t answer the phone, staff in one Denver department have been told.
Council vote paves way for demolition of late architect’s Cherry Creek home
Robin Kniech called the decision a “heartbreaker.” Paul Kashmann said he “will hate to see it go.” But both voted against preservation.
Buyer of Cherry Creek office building looks to redevelop north of it
The existing retail buildings at the southwest corner of 3rd and Josephine are occupied by a Chinese restaurant and a dry cleaners.
