A lease is signed at 1144 Fifteenth, a Denver mortuary sells and Unique Properties reports the week’s largest lease.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.22.19
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].
Event Recap: Scenes and highlights from ‘The Future of RiNo Development’
“When The New York Times covers Denver … it’s really focused on RiNo,” Kyle Zeppelin said. “It is a very signature neighborhood.”
Chicago restaurant group spends $3M on corner lot in RiNo
Four Corners owns and operates 15 venues in the Windy City. The concept of the restaurant coming to RiNo hasn’t been finalized.
RedPeak pays $39 million for six apartment buildings between Wash Park, Cheesman
The buildings had formed the entire portfolio of Lloyd’s Apartments.
Public input wanted: Larimer Square community center to open Feb. 25
The unit, an effort to gather public feedback about the block’s future, comes in the wake of a redevelopment proposal that was abandoned after criticism.
Three buildings, parking lot near Coors Field sell for $18M
The buildings are home to Tavern Downtown, Cowboy Lounge and Cook Street School of Culinary Arts.
Baker pupuseria closes, Argentinian restaurant to fill space
The colorful storefront along Santa Fe Boulevard that housed El Tazumal now features “coming soon” signage for “Carne.”
Two motels along East Colfax sell; change in use planned
Different buyers purchased the two sites. The city closed one of the motels in 2017.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.15.19
An industrial site in Aurora sells for $28M, a pizza joint finds a home in Cherry Creek and Newmark Knight Frank reports the week’s largest lease.
Two Kia dealerships sue carmaker, say new Denver dealership would hurt their sales
The lawsuit indicates a Kia dealership is set to replace Emich Volkswagen when it leaves Colorado Boulevard.
