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Developer that proposed Denver’s tallest building fails to close on land
The owner of Denver-based Paradise Land Co. said Greenwich Realty Capital is no longer under contract to purchase 650 17th St. from him.
Husband-wife duo sells $30M RiNo parcel after development plans fizzle
Tom and Brooke Gordon didn’t intend to be land speculators, though they more than tripled their investment in RiNo over the last 3.5 years.
McWhinney proposes 16-story Blake Street project
The Denver-based real estate company hopes to take advantage of recently altered building-height restrictions near a RiNo light rail station.
Developer that proposed Denver’s tallest building looks to add adjacent land
Greenwich Realty Capital is seeking the cooperation of a Massachusetts firm that owns a slice of land it needs for an 81-story tower.
Trucking company to lay off 119 in Aurora
The Wisconsin-based firm said the cuts are a result of losing a contract with auto giants General Motors and Ford.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.23.18
Marcus & Millichap reports two Aurora apartment sales, and Avison Young locks in the largest lease in this week’s roundup.
Showroom under construction on S. Broadway near I-25
A three-story steel structure at the site of a former hamburger joint will by fall become a showroom and office for Roth Living.
Larimer Square proposes two new buildings along block
Development partners say they hope to increase density and keep the area “vibrant, relevant and activated,” while also attracting capital to renovate the street’s century-old buildings.
Platte Street developer looks to build on parking lot
The Denver-based company that developed a four-story building on Platte Street filed plans with the city proposing a similar structure half a block away.
