Park Hill Commons is being developed by Denver-based HM Capital.
Four more tenants commit to under-construction Park Hill development, joining Sexy Pizza
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Two outdoor brands lease space in building nearing completion on Platte St.
The LoHi corridor is already home to REI’s flagship store as well as Rab Denver and Wilderness Exchange Unlimited.
Kitchen and bath company Porcelanosa takes larger space within Denver Design District
The company held a grand opening party for its new space last week.
N.C.-based firm buys second retail building along Tennyson
Retail real estate firm Asana Partners now has spent more than $3.5 million along the street in Berkeley.
Tuk tuk company execs buy industrial space in Sun Valley
But eTuk USA is staying put in Park Hill for now. The buildings were previously part of the Robinson Dairy complex, which a developer bought last year.
Let’s go to the HopTea (and avoid sugar, calories)
Whole Foods stores nationwide are adding Boulder company’s sparkling teas, which launched 15 months ago, to shelves.
Wine shop to move from West Colfax to Riverfront Park
Company will keep running its education/entertainment arm, but also will close its Colfax store.
10-story office building proposed at plumbing supply site along Brighton
The proposed structure would have 325,350 square feet of office space, as well as some ground-floor retail space.
Cherry Creek mall general manager leaving after 23 years to run local BID
“I look forward to having an impact on the greater Cherry Creek North community,” Nick LeMasters said.
Gart Properties raises $40M fund to expand into Utah and Idaho
“We view those geographies as what Denver was like 15 to 20 years ago,” said Evan Gart, a financial analyst at the firm.
