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With a 50-year lease coming to a close, the city of Denver has a plan to buy out the operator of a stretch of retail real estate and take over the leasing and income.
With a 50-year lease coming to a close, the city of Denver has a plan to buy out the operator of a stretch of retail real estate and take over the leasing and income.
In what the brokerage touted as the largest suburban office deal of 2015, a single-tenant Greendwood Village office building was sold to a South Korean buyer for more than $113 million.
Dishing out a big investment to bring the bulk of ice cream production in-house, a dessert-loving couple is launching a new creamery in Uptown next month.
A trio of brothers are adding another craft brewery to Jefferson Park and will combine the beer venture with a full-service restaurant.
After 80 years in business, a print shop is shutting down, and its owner says he has leased the company’s longtime home out to a brewery.
The former head of Denver’s development services department is hopping over to the other side of the table, launching a consulting business to guide developers through the maze of government approval.
An Englewood industrial property is sold, along with apartment properties in Denver, Arvada, Westminster and Wheat Ridge.
With an eye for steady, income-producing commercial real estate in the Midwest, a real estate investment company is hoping to raise between $50 million and $75 million in a new fund.
With apartments and ground-floor retail space filling up, a Phoenix firm grabbed a 200-unit building near DU for $82.5 million this week.
A local wedding planner is hoping to do some matchmaking between other small businesses in her industry by bringing them together in a planned co-working space on West Colfax.
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