
The open-air mall in Denver is losing another major retailer.
The open-air mall in Denver is losing another major retailer.
For years, neighbors have argued that the store contributes to the crime, while Avondale has argued it is a victim of it.
Equity Commonwealth agreed last year to sell 17th Street Plaza.
The construction firm, which left LoDo, has taken half the four-story building it developed for itself.
Josh Schmitz is renaming the place Clever Girl — and wants to make it a destination.
“There has to be a process in the city where we’re looking at diversifying,” said Councilman Darrell Watson.
It’s the second-most ever paid for a single-family home in Denver. But the seller’s agent considers it a land deal.
TreeHouse Real Estate’s Clem Rinehart says he spent $150,000 on marketing and hired employees — only to get no commissions.
Seattle-based Urban Renaissance Group also has a downtown property in foreclosure.
The city paid $9 million for the former Stay Inn. It now wants someone else to turn it into supportive housing.
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