The six-bedroom home sits on 2.5 acres. The seller bought the land in 2013 for $1.4 million, then built the house.
$4.9M Cherry Hills Village mansion tops November home sales
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Lawsuits start flying stemming from city’s affordable housing mess
A local Re/Max agent was sued last week. In another case, the attorney representing homeowners in a lawsuit filed in September said the defendants, which include the city, have been served.
University Park home lists for $2.2 million
The eight-bedroom home was built in 1912 and has had the same owner for nearly half a century.
Five-story modular apartment building set to break ground along Federal Boulevard
A former Pizza Hut at the site recently was demolished. ‘If all goes well, we’ll be wrapping up the job in June,’ the project’s generator contractor said.
Lincoln Park apartment building sells for $29M
The eight-story building a block west of Speer Boulevard last sold in February 2002 for $10.53 million.
RiNo developers buy last pieces of Clayton industrial site; transformation in early stages
Ken Wolf and Ari Stutz were two of the early forces behind RiNo’s transformation. “We’re trying to do there what we did here,” Wolf said of the Clayton site in May.
For sale: A home in Jefferson Park fashioned from an old silent movie theater
The current owner bought the property on 25th Avenue in 2011, and poured $3.4 million into the conversion, according to the listing agent.
Highlands food manufacturing plant sold; residential redevelopment planned
Silver State Foods’ home at 3725 Jason St. sold for $2.2 million.
13-story apartment complex proposed in Ballpark
It would replace an industrial building that’s under contract to be sold.
Developer looks to revamp shuttered restaurant property in Whittier
FMS, led by California resident Waqas Ali, purchased 2600 N. High St. in July 2016. The last restaurant at the site, Jammin’ Joe’s BBQ, closed in 2014.
