
The property sold for $2.9 million.
The property sold for $2.9 million.
“It’s one of those corners that everyone in Denver seems to know,” said Jake Malman, who paid $1 million.
A nine-figure apartment deal in the suburbs, a $28 million loan for a large retail buy and other sales and leases.
The buyer is a housing cooperative. “When I saw that building I knew that we wanted it.”
“Office vacancies are 50-60 percent around there, homelessness was up, mall construction took forever — all those factors negatively impacted the property,” said Doug Antonoff.
The current owner assembled the nearly 2-acre site over the course of decades.
The firm, which does a lot of metro district work, is closing two suburban offices and combining them into one.
“They’ve been knocking on the doors for years to buy it and we finally said yes,” the seller said.
RiNo office building scores a new tenant, suburban apartments fetch $91 million price tag.
“I think the future of Denver is going to be next to the river,” said Eric Weins.
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