Trammell Crow Residential bought the bank, next door to its Alexan West Highland development, earlier this year.
Shuttered bank along 38th Avenue to be replaced with apartments
Thomas Gounley
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Denver private equity firm raises $23M, begins buying mobile home parks
Seneca Capital Partners’ first fund will be used to make down payments on eight to 12 communities around the country.
Converted LoDo fire station sells for $6 million
An office furniture retailer will replace an architecture firm at 1331 19th St.
LoDo parking lot fetches $20.75M
Greystar purchased the 1.15-acre lot at 1800 Market St. last week.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 8.3.18
An Aurora apartment complex sells for $18.4 million. Avison Young reports the week’s largest lease. Plus loads more deals.
Westfield wrapping up first phase of S*Park development in RiNo
The first residents are expected to move this month to the site, which has 99 condos and townhomes, as well as commercial space.
Denver dry cleaners chain closes, files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Esquire Fabricare operated dry cleaners in Stapleton, Lowry and Riverfront Park
RiNo parcel under contract to office developer
“I’ve got to cash in at some point,” said the property owner, who has had it since the 1980s and said he has a contract to sell the land to Houston-based Hines.
Loretto Heights campus sells for $16.5 million
The former Colorado Heights University campus in southwest Denver is under new ownership.
Unico submits development plan for LoDo infill project
The Seattle-based company wants to replace a parking lot next to the Cherry Creek Trail with an eight-story building.
