
The Denver real estate firm has acquired its second property in less than two weeks.
The Denver real estate firm has acquired its second property in less than two weeks.
Denver Public Schools dropped $11 million on a 13-acre campus that houses the district’s High Tech Early College.
The natural grocer’s neighborhood outpost has a closing date, but the long-term future of the property is still unclear.
The Colorado Trade Center signs a massive lease, a construction company spends $13 million on an Englewood property, and a $10 million apartment building trades hands in Arvada.
A company that typically renovates and sells office buildings within four years has purchased a property in Denver’s Central Business District.
The Catalyst Health Tech Innovation office building on Brighton Boulevard is loosening what counts as “health tech” as it tries to fill its seven-story space.
Midland States Bank has been operating a branch on the building’s first floor, and also using the fourth floor for office space.
A Denver developer who attempted the biggest project of his career as the recession struck has taken his own life.
A Denver real estate firm has purchased 825 Logan St., built in 1895 for $15,000, with plans to use it for office space.
Anyone staying overnight in the neighborhood now has a 75 percent chance of staying under a Matt Joblon-run roof.
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