The Denver convenience store brand has released a rendering of a planned third location, at the site of a former Chinese restaurant along East Colfax Avenue in Denver.
Denver purchased the two sites, one of which is a closed strip club, in 2017. It wants developers to incorporate affordable housing into their proposals.
Phil’s Place closed Sunday; a new bar and restaurant is filling the 1,850-square-foot building.
The company, one of the world’s largest gold producers, will move to the site from Greenwood Village.
Colorado’s largest industrial building sells for $41M, a Broomfield office building fetches $29M and Newmark Knight Frank reports the week’s largest lease.
Doug Antonoff, managing member of the entity that owns 900 E. 11th Ave., said Whole Foods’ lease on the property extends for the next 13 years
Stanley marketplace veteran Mark Shaker is partnering with three local couples on one, while Chef Daniel Asher, of Boulder’s River and Woods, is involved in the second.
Property owner Reid Goolsby said he wants to build a two-story building with office and retail space at 3600 W. 29th Ave.
A new two-story building would replace the existing home. A previous site-development plan that the property owners submitted called for the home to be renovated.
Four men from Etkin Johnson Real Estate Partners, Cushman & Wakefield, CBRE and Diamond Ventures took to the boxing ring Thursday evening at the annual event, which raises money for charity.
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