A move would represent the first major real estate shake-up in two decades among Denver’s primary TV stations, which are clustered together.
After a half century at Speer and Lincoln, Denver7 looks to sell property
Thomas Gounley
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Sage Hospitality picks a name for 13-story hotel within McGregor Square
The 176-room Rally Hotel, which is under construction across 20th Street from Coors Field, is expected to open in the spring.
Project Snapshot: Thompson Denver
The 11-story hotel going up along the 16th Street Mall will have 224 rooms.
Stripped of customers, Shotgun Willie’s files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The bare facts: COVID restrictions leave Glendale club facing “imminent closure” and in debt $1 million, including $750,000 for unpaid rent.
What else does Larimer Square’s potential buyer Asana own? Here’s a sampling
Asana Partners, which raised more than $1 billion since it was founded in 2015, buys properties in hip or up-and-coming neighborhoods across the country.
Holland pays $8.7M for site of planned apartment complex along Santa Fe Drive
The Washington-based developer bought properties from three different sellers to build a proposed five-story complex with about 200 units.
Narrow triangular block in RiNo sells for $1.1M
The Urban Land Conservancy, which develops affordable housing, acquired two parcels adding up to 7,010 square feet, or 0.16 acres.
CEO of Casa Bonita’s parent discusses discrimination lawsuit, reopening
The Lakewood eatery claims 76-year-old diver Samuel Hernandez didn’t actually apply for a job.
Lululemon launching seasonal pop-up store along Tennyson Street
The yoga pants purveyor’s landlord is Asana Partners, which is under contract to buy Larimer Square.
Embattled fund manager Tyler Tysdal sued by landlord over crypto mining
Focus Property Group, his Denver Tech Center landlord, says his server farms are responsible for increasing electric bills by $1,400 a month.
