A one-story building, previously used by dog boarding facility Mile High Mutts, is currently at the site.
12-story condo project proposed a block off Brighton in RiNo
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2018’s highest-priced home sales
Each month, BusinessDen chronicles the priciest local residential sale. Let’s review.
Five-story apartment building proposed near DU
The structure would replace two homes, with a total of 6 units between them.
Mobile dog training business settling down in Sun Valley
Canis Major Dog Training will open next month just north of 6th Avenue.
Three-story apartment building proposed for small lot along Santa Fe in Baker
The project at 434 Santa Fe Drive would have nine residential units, according to plans submitted to the city in November.
LoHi apartment complex sells for $131M, sets 2018 per-unit pricing high
The sale of Centric LoHi comes days after the sale of Infinity LoHi, which also netted nine figures.
Nonprofit buys auto shop along 6th Avenue; income-restricted condos planned
Sixty-four of the 92 condos will be studios, some as small as 263 square feet, according to plans submitted to the city.
Developer: La Loma project could break ground in June; windows key in design change
The head of New York-based Tessler Developments said about two-thirds of the project’s 600-plus residential units will be condos.
LoHi apartment complex sells for $112M, sets 2018 per-unit pricing high
Infinity LoHi’s sale price works out to $409,340 per unit. That’s tops locally for the year, although still well short of the record.
Bankrupted restaurateur sues new owner of Broadway project, alleges misrepresentations, slander
The lawsuit revolves around the former First Avenue Hotel, which is being developed into new residences after it sold at a bankruptcy auction for $6.6 million. Defendant David Zucker, CEO of Zocalo Community Development: ‘This is an entirely frivolous lawsuit.’
