A full pipeline this week, including large industrial property and apartment sales, plus restaurants, retailers and gyms grab space.
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].
Architects settling into new home
The architect behind the upcoming Westin Hotel at DIA is leaving its longtime Broadway office for a new, highly visible space on 17th Street.
Metal company sparks Adams County industrial project
A 70,000-square-foot metal warehouse will be the first building to rise at a planned 11-acre industrial development in Adams County.
Longtime shop leaving the Highlands
After more than 15 years on 32nd Avenue, a retailer is hopping over to Colorado Boulevard under a new name.
Fast-casual concept biting into breakfast
An upcoming restaurant is adding oats and yogurt to the build-your-own-bowl mix, and there are already more locations in the works.
Developer assembles land for Sloan’s Lake apartments
With a large-scale redevelopment already underway in the neighborhood, a real estate firm is piecing together land along West Colfax for a 100-apartment project in Sloan’s Lake.
Cherry Creek costume castle finds new fortress
The stronghold of Denver’s magicians, Hobbits, knights and Jedi is leaving Cherry Creek after more than 30 years and will recreate its iconic castle in a bigger space on Broadway.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for April 24, 2015
More than $9.8 million worth of property changes hands in the Denver area, a high-end retailer signs on to Cherry Creek and a health firm grabs space on 13th Avenue.
Salty spa washes up on Pearl Street
Wash Park West is getting a taste of a European health trend with a new spa built around a salt cave – a small room lined floor-to-ceiling with Himalayan salt, said to improve respiratory health.
Church project adding to Curtis Park office rush
Renovation work is wrapping up at a 100-year-old church, bringing new offices and a large restaurant space to the ever-growing Curtis Park and RiNo area.
