Alye Sharp’s exist follows the departure of Sarah Cawrse. Both were co-executive directors.
Second top RiNo official stepping down amid BID renewal process
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].
Skeptical council told women’s soccer stadium needs $70M in public funds
Councilwoman: “I don’t think this stadium is ever going to get built.”
Distressed hotel near DIA to be sold for $15M
The Hampton Inn property last sold for $19 million in 2019.
Denver’s reluctant landlords: Lenders taking growing number of office buildings
Twenty-five major Denver-area office properties are either outright owned by a lender or effectively controlled by one.
Westside buys downtown’s Lincoln Crossing at 90% discount
The two towers between Sherman and Lincoln fetched $10 million.
Wheat Ridge hotel property enters foreclosure
The Holiday Inn sold for $12.5 million in 2018.
Xcel declined $1M offer for Zuni plant ahead of landmark application
Danny Newman says he made the offer.
Industry RiNo Station stops paying on $60M loan
A special servicer has been brought in, and the largest tenant has a lease expiring this summer.
Heavy machinery dealer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
ProSource Machinery operates in Commerce City and did $10 million in revenue last year.
Lender forecloses on LoDo’s Market Center office complex
It’s the second Denver property that Urban Renaissance Group has lost to a lender in 2025.
