
Frank Campise has been investing in the Mile High City for the past five years. He lambasts the city’s apartment “oversupply” but sees opportunities in its future.
Frank Campise has been investing in the Mile High City for the past five years. He lambasts the city’s apartment “oversupply” but sees opportunities in its future.
A Greenwood Village bowling venue takes space in Broomfield, and more sales and leases.
The property has been listed for sale. Robert Thompson no longer lists himself as CEO of Camp Pickle’s parent.
It’s set to replace Jared Leonard’s short-lived AJ’s Pit Bar-B-Q Steakhouse.
“Typically our preference is to buy, but based on availability, we went with a lease route to buy in the future,” a county official said.
“We felt that a slightly smaller, more efficient space would be a better fit for where we’re at now,” said Ryan Lessmann, office managing principal for the firm’s Denver branch.
RiNo office building gets new tenants, Target makes a $231 million play in Thorton and a Golden apartment complex fetches $47.5 million in sale.
The GID expects to take in $1.3 million this year, and is looking to hire a full-time director.
Arhaus operated within Clayton Lane for years before recently jumping to the mall.
Numerous parcels in Lakewood’s Denver Federal Center were also on a list released by the GSA Tuesday.
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