Mike Mathieson bought it for $2 million and got $8.3 million. The deal will allow the buyer to expand a condo project it has proposed next door.
Developer sells Cherry Creek site for quadruple 2020 price
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Office building under construction in Cherry Creek fully leased
Broe’s eight-story 200 Clayton building has topped out and is expected to be completed in the first quarter.
Target planning package-sorting facility at former Paulino Gardens site
The retailer leased a new industrial building at 6300 N. Broadway, where the nursery closed in 2019 after about six decades.
Apartment developers pay $20M for hotel, Perkins site at I-25, Colorado
The planned complex will have 300 units and be five stories high, much shorter than the nine stories originally proposed.
SEC staff allege securities fraud by Watson’s Northstar, receiver says
Brian Watson, who has been in a legal fight with Amazon since 2020, has also filed to divorce his second wife.
Edens closes RiNo land deal; sets stage for residential redevelopment
Construction of 85,000 square feet of retail topped with about 380 units in five- to seven-story buildings could start in the spring.
Local developer pays $9.5M for Greyhound lots in Curtis Park
Glendale-based Corum Real Estate Group plans to build two three-story apartment buildings with 185 units between them.
DTC office building sells for $50M
“I don’t want to break records in the Tech Center,” said the buyer of Stanford Place III, which is about 70 percent leased. “What I want is to add tenants.”
Cambria hotel breaks ground along Brighton in RiNo
The seven-story building will be the corridor’s third hotel, joining The Source Hotel that opened in 2018 and the nearly completed Vib hotel.
Backyard on Blake developer buys former Curtis Park fire station
Mainspring is just the third owner since it was built in 1928. The seller, nonprofit Women’s Bean Project, is moving to 1300 W. Alameda Ave.
