“When The New York Times covers Denver … it’s really focused on RiNo,” Kyle Zeppelin said. “It is a very signature neighborhood.”
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RedPeak pays $39 million for six apartment buildings between Wash Park, Cheesman
The buildings had formed the entire portfolio of Lloyd’s Apartments.
Owner: Downtown bar Shelby’s, in path of condo project, won’t close before summer
In 2016, the bar landed on Esquire’s list of “18 best bars in America.”
City Park West mansion hits the market after 30 years as B&B
Castle Marne owner: “In all honesty, I would like to see it sold to someone who would like a very unique, very special single-family residence.”
Cheesman Park mansion back on the market after 18 months
The Waring Mansion sold for $5 million in June 2017. The new list price reflects renovations done to the property.
Apartment developer pays $13M for lot west of Mile High Stadium
Highlands Ranch-based UDR has proposed a seven-story, 285-unit complex northwest of the Colfax-Federal interchange.
Tennyson Street apartment building sells for $19M
The complex, called Colewood, is five stories and has 49 units.
Highest-priced home sales of January: Highlands Ranch mansion No. 2 behind penthouse
The Four Seasons penthouse went for more than twice as much as January’s second-biggest sale, a $4.6 million transaction in Highlands Ranch.
Tech exec pays asking price — $10.75M — for Four Seasons penthouse
The company is based in San Francisco, but has had an office in Denver since 2015.
Westfield sells RiNo block to apartment developer for $15M
It will be the buyer’s first local ground-up development.
