A tenant improvement for $9.3 million in Highlands Ranch and a new building for $7.6 million in Denver are the week’s top building permits.
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Building permits 8.31.22
Pandemic-borne ice cream maker scoops up lease for Tennyson store
It will be the first standalone location for Right Cream, which has been selling 400 pints a week for $13 each at the Dairy Block in LoDo.
Buyer of East Colfax office building plans to build apartments behind it
The Upper Colfax Business Center property sold for $9.3 million last week. The sellers paid $5.1 million for it in 2012.
Evergreen’s Hiwan Golf Club sells
The family that has owned the golf course since the 1970s sold it to an operator that bought another Front Range club in 2020.
Edgewater bike shop to move after owner buys Wheat Ridge building
“Our current space is situated in an old house and has a bunch of stairs in it. So, we’re ready to be done lugging bikes up and down stairs all day.”
Nonprofit looks to replace old West Colfax motel with new four-story one
Volunteers of America Colorado is planning to redevelop the former Aristocrat Motor Hotel to provide more rooms for the homeless.
Olive & Finch owner opening new cafe along the 16th Street Mall
“I want to offer something affordable and easily accessible, yet still chef driven,” said Mary Nguyen of Little Finch and its to-go meals.
Zeppelin sells Source Hotel and food hall in RiNo for $70M
The company is also looking farther afield with a new deal brewing in Montana.
Developer Brian Watson, former state treasurer nominee, charged with securities fraud
The charges are unrelated to allegations leveled by Amazon in an ongoing lawsuit against Watson, who was the GOP nominee for state treasurer in 2018.
Family of pilots steer Haselden Construction on approach to 50th year
Flying started as a hobby for the family, but soon became an integral part of a Centennial business on track for $400 million this year.
