The Denver-based developer behind large-scale projects around Union Station and at the former UC hospital site on Colorado Boulevard has purchased 0.14 acres for $325,000.
Denver developer pushes into Cole with $325K land buy
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Brooklyn coworking brand launching with 30K SF
A New York company is adding to the list of landlords operating more than 1 million square feet of shared office space in Denver.
Amazon raises banner at North Denver industrial center
The Seattle-based online retail giant has pitched a flag at a 376,000-square-foot warehouse in Trammell Crow’s Crossroads Commerce Park.
$40M DTC building sold to California investor
A real estate investor that shares its hometown with tech giants like Google and Symantec has purchased 185,000 square feet of office space at the corner of East Tufts Avenue and DTC Boulevard.
Ladies first at Denver’s newest coworking space
Women in Kind has opened its two-floor, 6,000-square-foot space a few strokes west of the Park Hill Golf Course in Clayton.
Couple launches revival of century-old Bailey resort
“We just kind of felt like the stars and planets aligned,” new owner Greg Vincent said. “This has always been our lifelong dream: to be in the mountains and run some kind of lodge or bed and breakfast.”
Canadian craft brewer enters RiNo’s bustling beer scene
The company that recently acquired Fort Collins Brewery has bought a 0.43-acre property at 36th Avenue and Brighton Boulevard for $3 million.
Local chef sues N.Y. producers over TV show license
Frank Bonanno is suing producers at film studio Left of Frame that directed the two most recent seasons of his public television program, Chef Driven.
Developer plans 12-story apartment tower for Jefferson Park
Argyle Residential bought a 0.8-acre site at West Byron Place and Alcott Street last week for $5.7 million, with plans to build one of the neighborhood’s tallest structures.
Denver marijuana titan moving HQ to Virginia Village
One of the area’s biggest cannabis companies is uprooting from downtown and planting a new corporate headquarters off Colorado Boulevard.
