The developer recently submitted a site-development plan to the city for a narrow, undeveloped strip in RiNo
Zeppelin plans for site near Taxi drop from 288 to 194 apartments
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New home along Wash Park sells for $3.66M; sets record for the neighborhood
One of the neighborhood’s most expensive home sales was a former 1920s duplex that closed last week.
Colburn Hotel building in Cap Hill sells for $8.2M
The 10-story structure, which housed a hotel from 1928 to 1989, is now apartments.
$4 million Country Club home tops July sales
The 7,400-square-foot residence has six bedrooms
Former Masonic lodge in Lakewood being converted to microunits
The converted lodge will be part of Indy Street Flats, a 115-unit complex being developed by Metro West Housing Solutions.
Shuttered bank along 38th Avenue to be replaced with apartments
Trammell Crow Residential bought the bank, next door to its Alexan West Highland development, earlier this year.
Denver private equity firm raises $23M, begins buying mobile home parks
Seneca Capital Partners’ first fund will be used to make down payments on eight to 12 communities around the country.
Westfield wrapping up first phase of S*Park development in RiNo
The first residents are expected to move this month to the site, which has 99 condos and townhomes, as well as commercial space.
Unico submits development plan for LoDo infill project
The Seattle-based company wants to replace a parking lot next to the Cherry Creek Trail with an eight-story building.
Unhappy at $550K drop, sellers of Evergreen mansion sue brokers
Former Evergreen homeowners claim they told their agent in confidence about financial difficulties, which required them to refinance the home with a hard-money loan. One of the agents said word about their financial difficulties did get out — But it wasn’t real estate agents who spilled the beans.
