
Two homes both fetched prices above $5 million. And one has a 500-foot zipline.
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Two homes both fetched prices above $5 million. And one has a 500-foot zipline.
The 8,281-square-foot home at 333 Milwaukee St., featuring a staircase built from treads of an old railroad track, sold for $7 million in 2016.
“It’s unfortunate for buyers. But wow, sellers are doing well and gaining equity every month,” said Realtor Jill Schafer.
“I love the history of the house,” said Bob Hill, who has lived with his wife Laura in the 90-year-old Storybook Tudor home for 27 years.
The California-based Picerne Group’s proposal calls for a five-story complex that would span the entire west side of the 1600 block of North Fillmore Street.
Developer Hines, which wants to demolish a 95-year-old building that residents seek to be designated a landmark to build a senior housing complex, is willing to walk away if another buyer can be found.
Mile High Studios, which would have 166 rental units, is slated for a 0.65-acre site on 13th Avenue.
If owners get the asking price, it would be the most expensive home sold in Denver since an October sale in Cherry Hills Village.
Atlanta-based Portman Holdings submitted an unsolicited development proposal for the 4.47-acre RTD-owned property at 3800 Wynkoop St.
Information regarding the possible payout for the building’s current owners also came out Tuesday.
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