The deal is expected to close this fall.
The deal is expected to close this fall.
Properties on both ends of the land swap deal have been appraised at $12.76 million, according to the city.
Denver will turn the 155-acre former golf course, which last operated in 2018, into a park.
Highmark Communications declared bankruptcy after being sued for reportedly defaulting on a $2.7 million bank loan.
The buyer will hopefully be “someone who will respect that authenticity,” said the attorney that owns it.
The decision was unanimous.
A city commission will consider the landmark designation application for the home along Montview this week.
Judge Alex Myers rejected a lawsuit filed by Park Hill residents and ruled that a city bureaucrat and board did not abuse their power by allowing the camps.
Westside Investment Partners would build thousands of residential units on the 155-acre property if voters agree to it.
The redevelopment of the 155-acre property along Colorado Boulevard will ultimately have to be approved by voters.
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