“We were just uncomfortable with moving forward,” said Churchill Bunn, of Alpine Investments.
Developer backed away from lease with WeWork following IPO disclosures
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Startup behind Denver’s biggest real estate transaction in 2019 buys in Seattle, LA
Units at Union Denver, which Daydream Apartments bought in April, can now be found on Airbnb starting at $175 a night.
Foreign language training, travel company takes space in new Platte Street building
EF Education First has said “si”, “oui” and “ja” to Platte Fifteen.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.18.19
BKM Capital Partners reports the following deal: California-based BKM Capital Partners purchased Crossroads Distribution Center — a 14-unit industrial asset consisting of three single-story distribution warehouse buildings totaling 150,245 square feet at 3700 Havana St. in Denver — for $14.75 million from KEW Realty. The business park is 90 percent leased to 12 tenants. Broe… Read more »
New renderings released for proposed hotel across from convention center
The 28-story Marriott would be the fourth-largest hotel downtown if the room count stays steady.
Developer under contract for RiNo site where coworking project had been planned
Rethink appears to have rethought its plans for the property it bought last year.
Project Snapshot: McGregor Square
We checked in on construction of the mixed-use project the Rockies are developing next to Coors Field.
16-story apartment complex proposed for Golden Triangle lot
Rocky Mountain Public Media currently operates at the state-owned site, but is preparing to move to Arapahoe Square.
Hotel startup Life House plans second location quarter-mile from first in LoHi
The New York-based company currently operates three hotels, all in Miami, but it’s preparing to open in Denver soon.
Former Adams County Housing Authority to change name again after lawsuit
Both parties are in unison about the fact that only one will be Unison.
