
“There is a unique opportunity with the buildings and the way they laid out for a concept like this to work really well,” said a co-founder of Thrive Development Co.
“There is a unique opportunity with the buildings and the way they laid out for a concept like this to work really well,” said a co-founder of Thrive Development Co.
Platte Street didn’t have enough space. RiNo wasn’t considered. 1900 Lawrence meant sirens and potential Sakura Square redevelopment.
Denver-based Steele Properties hopes to finance the project with low-income housing tax credits.
“It’s risky. It’s always risky,” the developer said of developing on transit agency land.
On Park Avenue, meanwhile, Procession will take over Jubilee’s 700 square feet within Asterisk.
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“It’s going to be like this little jewel box, illuminated,” Marcia Mueller said of one aspect of the project.
“The building stock itself is really nostalgic and appealing, it’s charming,” Jeremy Zidell said of the retail corridor.
“The area around 5th and Wadsworth is one of our busiest areas,” a West Metro spokeswoman said.
“It was a negotiated settlement with CIM,” which loaned $105 million to build the project in 2020, the seller said.
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