A different apartment developer has taken a liking to the Evans School and the massive parking lots that surround it.
Former elementary school in the Golden Triangle back under contract
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Cherry Creek apartment complex sells for $72M
The seller developed the property more than a decade ago.
With Shelby’s closed, condo developer expects to begin work later this year
Amacon purchased the bar’s building and an adjacent parking lot last year for $8.8 million.
Shuttered Berkeley funeral home faces demolition
A townhome project has been proposed for the site. But city staff have determined the building has the potential for historic designation.
Project Snapshot: Meow Wolf
A visual update of the most unique development site in Denver.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.21.19
Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors reports the following deals: Eagle’s Landing Apartments LLC purchased a 12.5-acre site on Tollgate Creek in Aurora adjacent to the 13th Avenue light rail station for $6.5 million from Business Center 225 LLC. Chase Grimes represented the buyer. Calm Properties LLC purchased the 12-unit apartment building at 1320 Macon St. in… Read more »
Pepsi hauls in $36M from sale of RiNo parking lots
The last land deal in Denver’s core comparable in both lot size and purchase price involved the same buyer.
Federal board now considering second alternative name for Mount Evans
A Denver schoolteacher last year asked the U.S. Board of Geographic Names to rename the peak Mount Cheyenne Arapaho. But a counterproposal has been submitted.
New firm poised to receive convention center contract following Trammell Crow dismissal
Seven companies expressed interest, and four were invited to interview.
City selects developers for two East Colfax income-restricted housing projects
Both developers hope to complete their projects in 2022.
