The Better Business Bureau said it had 41 complaints regarding the rent management company as of Oct. 19, which have so far gone unaddressed.
Disappearing rent payments frustrate customers of Fort Collins firm
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 thomas@BusinessDen.com.
West Colfax apartment complex sells for $97 million
A 1960s-era West Colfax apartment complex has changed hands for just shy of nine figures. Denver-based real estate firm Laramar Group purchased 3190 W. 14th Ave., known as The Overlook at Mile High Apartments, last week for $97 million, according to property records. The acquisition was made using an entity called Urban Neighborhood Mile High… Read more »
New owner converting shuttered Highlands school to offices
Alpine Investments Denver bought the former private-school property for nearly $4 million, with plans to spend $500,000 on renovations.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.27.17
A 272-unit Denver apartment community sells for $44.9 million, and Roadsafe Traffic Systems signs a big lease in this week’s CRE roundup.
Cherry Creek attorneys combine VC practices
Two local attorneys who left large firms to work on their own have joined forces, and Denver traffic played matchmaker.
City closes on $1.3 million purchase of defunct strip club
The deal, which included an adjacent parking lot, kicks off a city effort to define a vision for the site and ultimately find a developer to make it happen.
Savills Studley triples office space with one-block move
The tenant rep firm has done its own bidding to move down 17th Street, adding mountain views to its office vista.
Hotel planned for former Uptown high school campus
Three existing buildings – a former school, convent and standalone gymnasium – would become part of the hotel.
First Data cutting up to 201 in Greenwood Village
A payment processing company has told the state it could lay off hundreds of employees from the site of its former headquarters.
Banks ahead in Denver residential mortgage volume – but not by much
When it comes to local mortgages, a handful of prominent banks lead the pack, but the market is far from dominated.
