Its owner says it was the state’s oldest Japanese restaurant. The space it leased will be redeveloped.
Japanese eatery Kobe An won’t relocate after Cherry Creek closure
Matt Geiger
Matt Geiger covers commercial real estate and development for BusinessDen. He joined the newsroom in October 2023 after interning in the summer of 2022. He is a graduate of Ohio University.
Edgewater buys site next to park for $2.5M
No immediate changes are planned, but the city is working on a new version of its master plan.
Sunnyside apartment complex, once slated to include condos, sells for $160M
Golden-based Confluence Cos. completed the project in early 2021.
Aspen architecture firm buys Curtis Park building for local office
Forum Phi has faced staffing challenges in the mountains. “The cost of living up here is that much worse than down in Denver.”
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.20.23
Deals of note: Jackson Square Properties purchased Broadstone Kendrick, a 254-unit apartment complex at 1780 Marion St. and 1160 E. 18th Ave. in Denver for $111 million. Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment, Chris Cowan, Chris Hart, Brad Schlafer and Jessica Graham of CBRE represented the seller, Alliance Residential. GoodVets leased new space for a veterinary hospital… Read more »
Downtown Littleton retail building sells for $2M
The building along Main was a saloon, then a drug store, and once home to the city’s mayor.
DIA looks to consolidate rental car operators into one new facility
“Rental car row” may soon go on a diet. And all those shuttles won’t be needed.
Owner of new cat cafe pounces on location near South Broadway
“Saving cats is what I was meant to do,” said Sarah Thomas, whose Teddy Cat Cafe will feature cats from Denver Animal Hospital needing adoption.
Denver’s short-term rentals recover, but still lag pre-pandemic levels
Total spending was higher in the first six months of 2022, but the number of listings and occupancy rates were still lower than in 2019.
Matter Made grew fastest of Denver companies on new Inc. 5000 list
The 146 companies in Colorado that made the cut were topped by a firm in Vail, but 97 of the companies are based in the Denver metro area.
