And a coworking firm gives its tenants 50 percent off April rent.
Coronavirus roundup: Apartment association recommendations, breweries still can sell, Loveland ends uphill access
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].
Project Snapshot: Block 162
We checked in on the 30-story tower going up along 15th Street.
Certificate of demolition eligibility issued for Bonnie Brae’s Saucy Noodle building
But Historic Denver says the company planning to buy the structure has no plans to demolish it.
Plans call for apartment complex to replace 97-year-old South Broadway furniture store
EMW Carpets and Furniture co-owner JC Helmstaedter owns the entire block, according to property records.
Coronavirus roundup: Hancock business relief measures, Simon mall closures, 5280 note to readers
Plus, Transform Colorado had been hoping to open its second studio in RiNo this week.
Grand Hyatt, Sage properties among Denver-area hotels opting to close temporarily
“Everyone is sitting down and working the numbers to see what makes sense,” said the head of the Colorado Hotel & Lodging Association.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.20.20
Newmark Knight Frank reports the following deals: Opus Development Company LLC purchased 1.65 acres at 550 W. 19th Ave. in Denver for $9.55 million from 19th & Clay LLC. Chris Cowan and Bryon Stevenson represented the seller. New York-based Urban American Management purchased the 32-unit apartment building at 1540 Grant St. in Denver for $8.45… Read more »
Wells Fargo sells downtown building ahead of branch move
Beacon Capital Partners purchased 1740 Broadway for $7.15 million, records show.
Coronavirus roundup: Westword warns of cuts, Galvanize closes coworking spaces
Plus, a D.C.-based Mediterranean chain has delayed the opening of its first Colorado location.
Project Snapshot: Edit at River North
We checked in on Zocalo Community Development’s apartment complex going up in RiNo.
