In this week’s roundup: A Cap Hill mansion will become a hostel and a Denver coffee shop has its eyes on East Colfax.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 12.2.16
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].
Venue owner closes in Cap Hill; reboots in Uptown
Not two months after closing music venue Quixote’s True Blue, Denver’s preeminent Deadhead is back on the horse with a new stage in Uptown.
Vail's Four Seasons Resort sells for $121M
With 134 rooms, the hotel sold for $903,000 per key – a record hotel sales price for Colorado.
$14M self-storage facility planned for RiNo
All the residents moving into RiNo have to store their extra stuff somewhere.
Denver Water vets sites for underground water storage
Sometimes drilling isn’t just for pulling resources out of the earth.
Event space opens up at Larimer Square
Larimer Square’s landlord wants to bring the whole party to the square, opening a new event space just in time for the holiday party rush.
Big Swell: Surf-centered fitness company opens second outpost
The nearest ocean might be a two-day drive away, but that’s not stopping a new surfing gym from riding the niche fitness wave into Uptown.
New winery taking shape in RiNo
RiNo might not be Napa Valley. But that’s the point for a Denver couple working on a new winery in the fast growing neighborhood.
Colorado Athletic Club shutting Welton St. gym
A downtown gym brand is cutting a location between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
East West digs in on Union Station condo tower; $95M in work permitted
The firm said the Coloradan will cost about $200 million to build, with penthouse prices starting at $1.6 million.
