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Downtown’s second-largest hotel, owned by city affiliate, begins $66M renovation
Hensel Phelps accused of defrauding Chinese investors in Baltimore hotel project
Company execs Mike Choutka and Eric Wilson traveled to Asia alongside a Baltimore developer with a criminal past, according to a lawsuit from 44 investors.
Focus buys lot near Coors Field for $1.5M
“Right now is just a good time to invest in solid cash-flowing assets,” said Bahman Shafa.
DTC office complex sells for half of 2019 price
Vista 25 is 54 percent occupied. “I feel good about that number at the price we’re paying,” the buyer said.
One Aurora complex empty, receiver says, but residents at second complain of gang
Cash-for-keys offers emptied out 200 Columbia Apartments, its caretaker says, but “rent collections remain challenging” at Whispering Pines.
Edgewater food hall and retail complex sells for $25M
The complex was redeveloped from a former King Soopers by LCP, which has since exited the development business.
Property manager Cornerstone moves into new Baker HQ
“We’ve never solicited a business once, never called anybody to ask and manage their property. It’s all come word of mouth via relationships,” said Cornerstone CEO Charlie Hogan.
DTC office tower sells for half off in local buyer’s third deal of 2024
Marcel Arsenault’s Real Capital Solutions expects to buy downtown in 2025.
Developer sues Lakewood over rule change it fears could sink apartment project
Kairoi Properties says city leaders changed land-use rules mid-game.
Here’s the status of proposed Denver office-to-residential conversions
The bulk of the nine proposals BusinessDen has reported on remain active. One should begin in the spring.
