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Liberty Media looks to sell former Starz building next to HQ
Construction tech company laying off 50 in Arvada
Prescient started in Broomfield before eventually moving its headquarters to North Carolina.
With $270M lease deal, Coke looks to follow Pepsi out by DIA
The deal with the airport would eventually free up land at the edge of the Clayton and Cole neighborhoods.
Two major local landlords outsourcing property management
But BMC Investments and Laramar Group have taken different approaches to doing so.
Historic Denver finds its next CEO in RiNo
John Deffenbaugh will assume the top job at the preservation advocacy nonprofit in June.
Mezzanine lender initiates foreclosure on Union Station hotel owner
The Hilton Garden Inn at 1999 Chestnut Place was poised for new ownership as of last week, although the current owner says a planned auction won’t be held.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.31.23
A 43k sq. ft. industrial lease is signed in Aurora, a land deal closes in Denver’s Lincoln Park and JLL reps the tenant in a lease deal along Platte Street.
Rezoning poised to allow for expansion of planned Cherry Creek office project
It’s one of two rezoning applications that was submitted in February for the 100 block of Adams Street.
Timnath group turns in petitions for ballot issue to stop Topgolf
Topgolf’s plan includes fences and netting around 156 feet tall, but the opponents fear they would pose a hazard to migrating waterfowl along the nearby Cache la Poudre River.
Land owner by Coors Field proposes temporary shipping container complex
Ron Silva, CEO of Fillmore Capital Partners, says economic conditions have pushed back redevelopment of 2000 Blake St.
