A downtown restaurant is sued for unpaid rent, the Westin at DIA wants to be paid for a corporate event, and more.
A downtown restaurant is sued for unpaid rent, the Westin at DIA wants to be paid for a corporate event, and more.
The deal works out to about $750,000 an acre or $18 a square foot.
A spokeswoman blamed “unforeseen delays and ongoing timeline instability.”
The first owner filed for bankruptcy. The second owner defaulted on a loan. A Dallas firm is owner three.
To not apply a statewide law at airports “would result in a strange state of affairs,” Judge Daniel Domenico wrote.
Seller Alpine Hospitality, which bought the hotel in 2001, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July.
The retailer will be an anchor for a 150-acre mixed-use development along Tower Road in Green Valley Ranch.
Highgate plans to flip half the site. The seller, who owns gas stations, bought the land to “prevent competition.”
The airport would pay $14 a square foot in the first year, plus operating expenses.
The tech and retail giant bought a 13-acre site to support its future warehouse operations by DIA.
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