The Denver City Council rezoned the land for Opus Development’s planned seven-story, 200-unit project in 2020.
Apartment developer pays $17M for corner of Colfax, Kalamath
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Turin Bicycles closing after 51 years
The owner of Turin Bicycles sold its Cap Hill real estate two years ago and he had planned to sell the business to two of his managers.
Gart to sell Lincoln Street office building to apartment developer
A 16-story tower would replace it. The sale is the final step of a three-part deal for the family’s holdings at the edge of Cap Hill and the Golden Triangle.
Monfort sells Whiskey Row building for $24M, plans second project on block
The son of the Colorado Rockies owner envisions a Coors Field entertainment district that can “play on a national stage.”
Developers of eye-catching RiNo project plan second building nearby
One River North has a gash on the structure’s façade filled with greenery. It’s not clear if the additional 16-story apartment tower will have such a flourish.
Citing enrollment trends, Denver Seminary sells student housing
“We felt that the assets would be better invested in our endowment,” the Christian school’s president said of the $28 million deal.
Fitness equipment retailer moving local headquarters to Westminster
Rep Fitness saw its revenue skyrocket during the pandemic, but “there’s a lot of other ways we can grow that don’t rely on COVID,” said a co-founder.
Mill Creek plans to build apartment complexes in Baker, RiNo
The Dallas-based developer is already constructing apartment projects in Cherry Creek and the Golden Triangle.
47-story apartment tower proposed downtown
The prominent downtown development site is currently a parking lot zoned for unlimited height.
RiNo Art District founder sells home, studio for $5.8M to developer
The deal with Tracy Weil gives Bernard Hurley an additional half-acre for his upcoming Hurley Place mixed-use project.
