Food, fitness and phone companies are among those who made moves this week in our Denver real estate roundup.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.14.16
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].
14 townhomes incoming on former Sewall Center lot
Koelbel Urban Homes has cleared a patch of land at 14th and Vine streets in Cheesman Park to build 14 new townhomes.
More booze pours into Broadway
A beer-centered, drinks-only hangout is in the works on Broadway, poised to start pouring by next summer.
Castle Rock approves $60M mixed-use project
Empty nesters – and the birds that left the nest – are the target demographic for a planned $60 million Castle Rock mixed-use development.
Sporting retailer gears up for first Colorado venture
One block from the dark and empty former Sports Authority Sports Castle, a new-to-town gear retailer is hustling to finish building its first Colorado store.
1/3 acre in LoHi nabs $3M price tag
One of the last multifamily sites in LoHi has changed hands, as a lot at 29th Avenue and Zuni Street went for more than $3 million.
Cheeky Monk property lands $4M in sale
Four months after the taps turned off at a popular Colfax beer joint, a new owner has swooped in with a plan to fill the space back up.
Missile crisis, Western shootout, and cheese? Couple puts culinary twist on escape room
The mission: invest $1 million into a Five Points escape room that combines seven different puzzle rooms with a cheese-oriented restaurant.
Retailer tries on Santa Fe for size
After its RiNo store was shut down and another deal in Five Points fell through, a hat and clothing company has landed on Santa Fe.
Five months after fire, Five Points bagel shop rises again
A popular Five Points bagel joint is ready to reopen its doors.
