
It’s the second Denver property that Urban Renaissance Group has lost to a lender in 2025.
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It’s the second Denver property that Urban Renaissance Group has lost to a lender in 2025.
“It was by far the longest approval process I’ve ever gone through on any project,” Lenny Taub said.
The company, which last month cut 8% of its staff, has been paying $25.50 a square foot at 1801 California St.
Aurora Corporate Plaza last fetched $17.4 million in 2016.
The rules enacted last month bar new gas stations within a quarter-mile of existing ones.
The 4 Mile District is slated to be anchored by an Alamo Drafthouse. But a lawsuit puts its future in question.
NAIOP and the hotel and apartment association say Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposal “will not fix the fundamental flaws of Energize Denver.”
Frank Campise has been investing in the Mile High City for the past five years. He lambasts the city’s apartment “oversupply” but sees opportunities in its future.
The previous owners bought it vacant and secured tenants, but that apparently wasn’t enough.
Zev Baumgarten failed to appear for a Monday disposition hearing.
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