The two requests, made by separate owners, are intended to allow for future redevelopment.
Rezoning proposed for back-to-back dispensary, restaurant lots in RiNo
Thomas Gounley
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ViewHouse owner pays $3M for RiNo property
The property along Market Street was touted in marketing materials as a “prime redevelopment opportunity.”
Sanctioned homeless camp planned for recently sold Lincoln Park property
The new location comes as city officials embrace a program originally started as a response to the pandemic.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 5.5.23
Firm subleases DTC office space from Red Robin, land next to Castle Pines King Soopers sells and a law firm takes space in Broomfield.
Apartments planned for shuttered auto repair property in Lincoln Park
“This is me at 60 doing something smaller-scale — getting out of the big-company, institutional game and doing a deal or two a year,” the developer said.
Portman tops Schnitzer West in effort to develop RTD parking lot in RiNo
The Atlanta-based firm, which developed Union Tower West downtown, first expressed an interest in 3800 Wynkoop St. in spring 2019.
Watson seeks to regain control of development firm after partial win in Amazon case
For 17 months, the bank accounts of Watson and his company have been controlled by a court-appointed receiver, with whom he has repeatedly clashed.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 4.28.23
A Solar energy firm leases office space downtown, an income-restricted housing developer pays $5M for land by Ruby Hill Park and a 265k sq. ft. industrial lease is signed.
Downtown office valuations flat as Denver retail, hospitality properties rebound
Commercial property owners are seeing less of a change in valuations in the latest two-year cycle than residential property owners.
Ski area food truck to operate next to shuttered Echo Lake Lodge this summer
Denver decided last year not to renew a contract with the family that had operated Echo Lake Lodge beneath Mt. Evans for decades.
