
No Denver mayor has opted to actually live in the idiosyncratic home built by billionaire Bill Daniels.
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No Denver mayor has opted to actually live in the idiosyncratic home built by billionaire Bill Daniels.
Al-Mabuk said he’s not sure how many residential units he will get out of the building, but he doesn’t plan to tear it down.
Two separate lenders to Dragul have initiated the foreclosure process in recent months, according to county records.
The five-bedroom home on Vine Street is about to hit the century mark.
The property owner paid $3.5 million for the 1.1-acre site last October.
“Three-bedroom condos in Denver is just unheard of,” said the agent listing the residential units.
The seven-bed, nine-bath mansion is just over 8,100 square feet and sits on 1.28 acres.
The buildings were sold by Illinois-based Inland Private Capital, which paid $18.8 million for them in 2015.
The five-story residence hall, expected to house 500 freshmen, is one of three new buildings expected to open in fall 2020.
The 17,586-square-foot home has five bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and seven fireplaces.
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