An Austin-based developer is constructing a 14-story residential and retail structure on property it purchased last year at the corner of 13th Avenue and Delaware Street.
Golden Triangle apartment project breaks ground
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Bed Bath and Beyond makes its move
The New Jersey-based home goods retailer is closing for good in the Cherry Creek Shopping Center and reopening 2 miles away.
Micro units planned for micro lot in heart of LoHi
Developer Michael Mathieson will demolish an aging house on Zuni Street this week, the first step toward a three-story structure with 20 small apartments.
Developer drops $2.3 million on land for Jeff Park condo project
Dublin Development has submitted preliminary plans to the city for a five-story, 57-unit condo building on West 28th Avenue.
Latvian company wants to buy Colorado National Bank parent
Court documents in the wake of Colorado National Bancorp’s bankruptcy filing last week show that a Latvian payment processing firm is seeking to acquire the company.
Colorado National Bank parent files for bankruptcy ahead of possible sale
President John Sprengle said the filing “was done to facilitate the sale.”
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 11.10.17
CBRE facilitates the $60 million sale of an Englewood apartment building, while JLL reports the largest lease in this week’s roundup.
CDOT sends Denver office furniture store to Aurora
It’s one of a dozen transactions the state agency has made in the area recently as it prepares to reconstruct a portion of I-70.
Land behind Coors Field fetches $7M
A New York City-based developer purchased a vacant property between Park Avenue and 20th Street with plans to build a 12-story residential tower.
Denver architecture firm merges with Buffalo-based Cannon
An architecture company with 25 local staff specializing in education and healthcare facilities has found its suitor in New York.