A year-old Union Station office building designed with sharp angles and a shiny glass exterior – and home to several high-profile tenants – quietly hit the market last year.
Union Station’s Triangle Building looking for buyer
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].
$5M RiNo infill project starts to take shape
With RiNo lease rates at an all-time high, there’s no site too small to take vertical.
Brighton temple reborn as brewery
A Broomfield beer maker will build a new brewery into a 70-year-old building that opened as a Buddhist temple in 1940.
After two years, former Safeway is sold
The big box building went dark two years ago when the grocery store cut several Denver locations.
Highlands grocer goes dark
A Highlands discount supermarket has sold its last bag of groceries. The Save-A-Lot at 2630 W. 38th Ave. closed its doors on Friday. The store is leaving an 18,000-square-foot retail building at the southwest corner of 38th Avenue and Bryant Street. New York-based Kimco Realty owns the Save-A-Lot property. That firm bought the property in 1998… Read more »
Developer flips $2.3M Jefferson Park block
A block of developable land in Jefferson Park has been flipped by one of the neighborhood’s most active players.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.24.17
A Texas-based bank unloads a pair of branch buildings, a printing company leases a big new office in South Denver, and more in this week’s CRE roundup.
Whole Foods puts Denver store on chopping block
The upscale market is cutting a location in the heart of Denver, following a string of planned in-state closures.
After retail tenants bail, landlord plans to scrape Colfax corner
Three years after a major renovation, an East Colfax apartment building will meet the wrecking ball.
Condos slated for former S. Broadway motel site
The last residents have checked out of an old Broadway motel, as homebuyers start inking deals for a permanent stay in Platt Park.
