Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment and Chris Cowan are the big names, joining the firm as vice chairmen.
Nine multifamily brokers jump from Newmark to CBRE
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RiNo building with business that rents practice space to bands sells for $1.7M
RocketSpace, which has rooms stocked with a drum kit, amp and microphones, “carries on as usual,” according to its owner.
Black Diamond Equipment bails on downtown store
But the Salt Lake City-based outdoor gear retailer is still opening one along Pearl Street in Boulder.
Owner of shuttered motel off Colfax applies for demolition eligibility
No redevelopment plans have been submitted to the city for the 1-acre site at 1565 N. Colorado Blvd., which is zoned for up to five stories.
Thule to open first North American store in new downtown development
The Swedish company known for vehicle accessories like rooftop bike carriers is taking 1,600 square feet in Market Station.
Car dealer AutoNation buys Littleton shopping center for $8.8M
The largest tenant, Colorado Antique Mall, is staying but it will lose some of its parking spaces.
13 housing projects in Colorado awarded federal 9 percent tax credits
Locally, income-restricted projects in Denver, Lakewood, Arvada, Commerce City and Littleton made the list released this week by the CHFA.
The Saucy Noodle ready to leave Bonnie Brae after 57 years
“It taught us we don’t need as big a space,” co-owner Erin Markham said of the coronavirus pandemic. “It taught us we need a patio.”
Park Hill homeowners sue to keep out city-sanctioned homeless camp
“The plaintiffs have not deterred us,” the nonprofit that would manage the camp said in a statement. “Instead, the plaintiffs have lit a fire underneath us.”
City Council sides with Denver7, rejects landmark status for TV station building
A developer is under contract to buy the real estate at 123 Speer Blvd., including a five-story octagonal tower, and will likely demolish the structure.
