Ken Cope left Sagebrush Companies to start a coworking brand. And he wants to own the buildings, not rent like most of his coworking competitors.
Coworking brand buys RiNo building, targets real estate industry
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 7.27
A property along Colfax in Aurora sells for $3.7 million, and Newmark Knight Frank reports the week’s largest lease.
Denver Health looks to add seven-story parking garage
“If you got all of my emails related to parking, you’d understand why I say I’m excited,” said a hospital executive.
Former Denver Post plant in Globeville rezoned for 12 stories
Denver City Council has approved the rezoning of The Denver Post’s former printing plant in Globeville, the latest step toward the property owner’s vision of seeing the 41 acres become a mixed-use neighborhood with structures as tall as 12 stories.
Vail homebuilder wants to turn shuttered Denver fortune cookie factory into arts space
The building in Denver’s Baker neighborhood sold for $1.5 million in 2017
Real estate firm buys building in Overland, will move office from South Broadway
VanWest Partners purchased 1830 S. Bannock St. for $1.88M, former home of RJR Circuits, and hopes to move in the fall.
Chicago developer’s proposed Arapahoe Square tower now shorter, wider
Akara Partners now wants to build a 23-story structure at 2136 Lawrence St.
Developers want to turn Chaffee Park church into commercial cluster
Denver City Council will consider the rezoning request from developers Paul Tamburello and Jerry Glick next week.
Florist shop owners, flush from Cherry Creek sale, buy southwest Denver retail site
Newberry Family LLC purchased 3125 S. Sheridan Blvd. on Thursday for $6.2 million, according to county records.
Contractors sue HomeAdvisor, say site’s leads are ‘overwhelmingly bogus’
“The allegations are attacking the fundamental business that HomeAdvisor is operating,” a lawyer for the plaintiffs said.
