The building at 2600 Walnut St. sold for $4.3 million. (Thomas Gounley)
A real estate firm that purchased $50 million worth of RiNo retail properties earlier this year, including the Denver Central Market, has added to its holdings.
Edens paid $4.3 million last week for 2600 Walnut St., according to county records.
The property consists of an 11,780-square-foot building on a 0.29-acre corner lot, according to records.
The seller was Corner 26 LLC, which purchased the property for $1.28 million in July 2013 from John and Carol Jewsbury, according to records.
The Jewsburys previously owned meat processor Custom Corned Beef Inc., which once operated at the site. A private-equity firm bought the company in 2017, and the latter now operates in Adams County.
Corner 26 LLC — which was formed by Jeff Padrick, owner of photography firm Klug Studio — converted the building into two commercial units.
Edens focuses on retail sites. The firm, which has six regional headquarters along the East Coast and in Dallas, acquired six closely situated RiNo parcels in May as part of the $50 million deal with developer Ken Wolf.
The parcel Edens purchased last week is in the same general area.
In May, Wolf said Edens was also under contract to buy the 10 Barrel Brewing Co. building at 2620 Walnut St., next to the building Edens just purchased.
The building at 2600 Walnut St. sold for $4.3 million. (Thomas Gounley)
A real estate firm that purchased $50 million worth of RiNo retail properties earlier this year, including the Denver Central Market, has added to its holdings.
Edens paid $4.3 million last week for 2600 Walnut St., according to county records.
The property consists of an 11,780-square-foot building on a 0.29-acre corner lot, according to records.
The seller was Corner 26 LLC, which purchased the property for $1.28 million in July 2013 from John and Carol Jewsbury, according to records.
The Jewsburys previously owned meat processor Custom Corned Beef Inc., which once operated at the site. A private-equity firm bought the company in 2017, and the latter now operates in Adams County.
Corner 26 LLC — which was formed by Jeff Padrick, owner of photography firm Klug Studio — converted the building into two commercial units.
Edens focuses on retail sites. The firm, which has six regional headquarters along the East Coast and in Dallas, acquired six closely situated RiNo parcels in May as part of the $50 million deal with developer Ken Wolf.
The parcel Edens purchased last week is in the same general area.
In May, Wolf said Edens was also under contract to buy the 10 Barrel Brewing Co. building at 2620 Walnut St., next to the building Edens just purchased.
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