“The plaintiffs have not deterred us,” the nonprofit that would manage the camp said in a statement. “Instead, the plaintiffs have lit a fire underneath us.”
Park Hill homeowners sue to keep out city-sanctioned homeless camp
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City Council sides with Denver7, rejects landmark status for TV station building
A developer is under contract to buy the real estate at 123 Speer Blvd., including a five-story octagonal tower, and will likely demolish the structure.
Oil and gas firm subleases two floors from Newmont in DTC
DCP Midstream is moving its headquarters into 72,000 square feet at 6900 Layton St., which still leaves its three top floors available.
Amazon Fresh grocery store seems to be cropping up in Centennial
Amazon did not confirm it but a shopping center owner’s website refers to a “future grocery store” and “national tenant” taking the former Stein Mart space.
Sanctioned homeless campsites relocating to South Park Hill, Regis
The Park Hill site will have 33 tents instead of the 45 announced in April in response to feedback from the affluent neighborhood.
12-story apartment complex proposed for Brighton Blvd. in RiNo
Chicago-based McCaffery Interests submitted a concept plan to the city last week for a 175-unit building at 3510 Brighton Blvd. and 3509 Wynkoop St.
Real estate firm under contract to buy a full city block in RiNo
The company will ask the city to rezone the property between Larimer and Lawrence streets, and 26th and 27th streets for future redevelopment.
DPS would pay $30M for west side of Johnson & Wales University campus
Four buildings would be included in the deal to expand a magnet school in South Park Hill — Wildcat Center, Academic Center, Aspen Hall and Whatley Chapel.
McWhinney to break ground on 17-story 38th and Blake apartment building
The firm purchased the 0.92-acre site in 2019 for $6.5 million, and it’s building 348 units with 14,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.
Cherry Creek corner development plans shift from office to residential
The building first proposed for 2nd Avenue and Adams Street in early 2020 would still be five stories, but feature 22 dwellings instead.
