The television station’s general manager identified Property Markets Group in a letter to the city and said it is planning a residential project for the site.
New York firm is potential buyer looking to demolish Denver7 building
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Holland pays $14M for site of proposed RiNo apartment complex
The Washington-based developer submitted a plan in 2019 for an eight-story building with 365 units on the vacant lot at 2950 Arkins Court.
McWhinney co-founder lists Riverfront Park penthouse for $3.8M
The development company CEO paid $3.2 million for the three-bedroom, 3,797-square-foot condo at 1690 Bassett St. in 2014.
Cheesman Park residents say taller Golden Triangle buildings would block view
“The mountain view ordinance we’re talking about, it’s been on the books for decades and it’s an important attribute of living in Denver,” said Brad Cameron.
Offerpad the latest ‘iBuyer’ trying to feast on Denver’s hot real estate market
It joins five competitors that also buy homes with online cash offers, charge sellers a fee and then profit from the resale.
Former Rockies player sells downtown condo to lawyer for $3M
Wade Davis and his wife bought the 4,182-square-foot unit on the 29th floor of One Lincoln Park for $2.4 million in 2018.
Eight-story building with only four- and five-bedroom apartments planned
The site is a parking lot at 1616-1630 N. Pearl St. in Uptown that was listed for $3.3 million and is currently under contract.
Zillow now offering to buy some Denver homes for their ‘Zestimate’
The company’s home value estimation tool — a prominent feature on its website — doubles as an initial cash offer for eligible properties.
Zoning update afoot to diversify heavily residential Golden Triangle
Residents want an eclectic mix of building sizes and uses and a rule change eliminating existing parking requirements is proposed to help make that happen.
Country Club homes built by famed architect top local February sales
The Corner Chateau, which features a wood-paneled library that fit the 4,000-book collection of its original owner in 1926, was No. 1 at $5.6 million.
