The complex is 75% leased, but its largest two tenants have leases that expire this year and next.
Receiver appointed for Industry RiNo Station after loan default
Thomas Gounley
Thomas covers commercial real estate and development. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and previously worked as a business reporter at the Springfield News-Leader. Email him at [email protected].
Exclusion or extortion? $132M downtown tower sale leads to dueling lawsuits
The February sale of 17th Street Plaza came in far below what brokers originally hoped to get, per court documents.
Zeppelin office building loan transferred to special servicing
Flight, on the Taxi campus at 3575 Ringsby Court, recently renewed its largest tenant.
Kentro breaks ground on King Soopers just off Colorado Blvd.
The store expected to open next spring will replace an existing one a mile away.
Nichols uses loan buy to snag Cherry Creek Dance property for $7.8M
“Everybody and their brother had been trying to buy it, and we felt like we needed a little more control of the situation.”
Second top RiNo official stepping down amid BID renewal process
Alye Sharp’s exist follows the departure of Sarah Cawrse. Both were co-executive directors.
Skeptical council told women’s soccer stadium needs $70M in public funds
Councilwoman: “I don’t think this stadium is ever going to get built.”
Distressed hotel near DIA to be sold for $15M
The Hampton Inn property last sold for $19 million in 2019.
Denver’s reluctant landlords: Lenders taking growing number of office buildings
Twenty-five major Denver-area office properties are either outright owned by a lender or effectively controlled by one.
Westside buys downtown’s Lincoln Crossing at 90% discount
The two towers between Sherman and Lincoln fetched $10 million.
