A new RiNo winery and several apartment sales lead this week’s Pipeline.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 12.9.16
Burl Rolett
Burl Rolett was a BusinessDen reporter who covered commercial real estate and the business of sports until 2017. He is a graduate of Washington and Lee University. Email him at [email protected].
Tech founder sells Art District offices
A $4 million deal at the edge of the Art District on Santa Fe closed just days before December’s first Friday.
Tru Fit nabs Colorado Athletic Club's downtown gym; plans to invest $2M
A former manager of Colorado Athletic Club plans to open his own gym in the club’s soon-to-close LoDo outpost.
Restaurant doubles up with Denver Tech Center plans
A Leetsdale Drive restaurant is heading south to dish up a second serving with a new DTC restaurant.
Madison & Co. brokers split to launch own firm
Two Denver apartment brokers are adjusting to life as their own bosses.
Townhome developer to bring a little 'Cherry Creek' to Golden Triangle
“The concept for [the high-end homes] is Cherry Creek duplex units,” said Moonstar Investments head Scott Axelrod. “Except not in Cherry Creek. And not at Cherry Creek prices.”
Amazon browsing for downtown office
The world’s highest-grossing Internet company is looking at adding an office in downtown Denver.
The Herd: New hires and departures for 12.6.16
The Herd is BusinessDen’s brand-new monthly corral of professionals rising, coming and going around Denver’s commercial real estate industry.
Downtown towers sell for $154M; up 45% from 2012
Tenants of the 34-year-old pair of connected towers that recently sold for $154 million will still be mailing the rent checks to Boston.
The LoDo shuffle: 3 startups swap offices
As downtown tech companies graduate to bigger pads, they’re keeping those open office spaces in the startup family.
