
The $200 million redevelopment will require renegotiating a ground lease, securing public money and a lot of patience.
The $200 million redevelopment will require renegotiating a ground lease, securing public money and a lot of patience.
Data center operator CoreSite has new admin privileges downtown.
A large Colorado philanthropist moves offices, and more sales and leases.
“The heart and the soul will remain the same,” said new owner Joe Durst, who also owns a bookstore on Castle Rock.
RMC, who in 2023 rezoned the property to allow for up to five stories, will spend the next six years knocking down existing buildings and adding new ones to create 450 new income-restricted units.
The quasi-governmental organization hasn’t moved in over thirty years.
Mike Zoellner, who left the firm in 2017, and his son are parking cash across from the train station.
“Hopefully, second time will be a little bit more of a charm,” Kwame Spearman said.
Law firm moves into new downtown office, a Littleton hotel sells for a loss and a pair of metro area Walgreens trade for nearly $10 million.
The company’s three owners all reside in Israel, but have their eyes set on the Mile High City.
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