Denver-based Formativ already is redeveloping the site across the street.
Five-story condo project proposed for corner lot in RiNo
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].
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 7.12.19
JLL reports the following deal: A joint venture between Rialto Capital Management and SteelWave LLC purchased the 436,455-square-foot, 24-story office tower at 410 17th St. in Denver for $127.25 million from Ivanhoé Cambridge. Mark Katz and Peter Merrion represented the seller. Rising Realty Partners reports the following deal: Rising Realty Partners and BentallGreenOak purchased the… Read more »
Developer pays $24 million for Park Hill Golf Club
The course is 155 acres. And it’s not the only large site that Westside Investment Partners purchased this week.
Trio of Golden Triangle office buildings sells for $7.4M
The listing brokers marketed the properties as a land play, but the buyer is looking to re-lease the existing structures.
Cherry Creek office building sells for $3.8M
The purchasing entity is affiliated with the CEO of Bow River Capital.
Renovated 19th-century building along Welton sells for $2.5M
Sour beer taproom Goed Zur operates on the ground floor of the two-story structure.
Country star’s namesake restaurant chain eyes LoDo for fifth location
The owners of LoDo’s Bar & Grill at 1946 Market St. want to do some construction to accommodate Dierks Bentley.
Attorney faces felony charge over Airbnb listing
The circumstances that prompted Elinoff’s arrest largely mirror those that resulted in last month’s arrest of real estate agents Alexander and Stacy Neir.
12-story project proposed as Union Station development site sells for $6.25M
Denver-based developer Pando Holdings wants to bring studios to the neighborhood, as well as dip its toe into co-living.
Project Snapshot: Platte Fifteen
A new five-story office building is taking shape on one end of LoHi’s Platte Street.
