The regulations regarding income-restricted housing went into effect in July 2022. Hundreds of projects are still working to be “grandfathered in” under the previous rules.
Denver may again extend deadline for exemption from new development rules
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].
Joblon, Nichols set to open Moxy hotel in Boulder — finally
The head of BMC Investments said the project has been in the works for 9.5 years. Midway through, he sought a partner.
Monfort’s third project on Market calls for demo of El Chapultepec building
The famed jazz club closed in 2020 after 87 years.
On heels of opening in Ballpark, Safieddine eyes restaurant in RiNo
The ViewHouse owner purchased the building in the 3400 block of Walnut last year.
One of Denver’s five mobile home parks is about to be sold
A moratorium on redevelopment of the properties, currently set to expire next month, will be extended, per a City Council member.
Lender owed $20M initiates foreclosure on DTC office building
The Solarium building has been in receivership since January.
Owner defaults on $44M loan for DTC office building
Cascades will be the sixth building in the southern suburbs to enter receivership in the past year.
Zucker takes condos off the plate in plan for big Sloan’s Lake project
Five years after the site was rezoned, Zocalo is eyeing a June groundbreaking — if city leaders approve a DURA-created urban redevelopment plan.
One River North developers pay $9M for adjacent site
The firms plan to build another apartment building, but the design of it will be tamer.
Best Buy closes Centennial store
The store opened in 2008. The complex also lost a Sears and Macy’s in recent years.
