It’s paying a “very much below market rate” to the property’s owner, a trust founded by Mark Falcone of Continuum Partners to preserve spaces for artists.
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Museum of Contemporary Art Denver leasing Holiday Theatre in Highland
Van outfitter quadrupling space as business booms during pandemic
Dave Walsh, a former Marine and NOLS instructor, charges an average of $80K to outfit a camper van shell.
Plans revived for 36-story LoDo tower, this time with ground lease deal
Kairoi Residential was originally under contract in 2018 to buy the triangular site at Speer and Market owned by Buzz Geller’s Paradise Land Co.
Cybersecurity firm subleases a third of its downtown HQ
PNC Bank will take the 28th floor, but Denver-based Optiv will still occupy the 29th and 30th floors at 1144 15th St.
Crazy Mountain’s former landlord sues over unpaid rent
The owner of 471 Kalamath St. is going after a couple who were guarantors on the 37,000-square-foot brewery’s 2015 lease.
Apartments proposed at Uptown site where self-storage was once planned
An eight-story, 165-unit building developed by Mill Creek Residential would replace the parking lot at 618 E. 16th Ave.
Friends quit their jobs to take a swing at owning a golf simulator bar
“The way the industry is headed is most bars need a hook now,” said Winston Manley, who co-owns The Local Drive in RiNo’s Catalyst building on Brighton.
Industrial park to replace former wood treatment plant in Adams County
Houston-based Hines and Denver-based EnviroFinance Group plan to develop 860,000 square feet of office warehouse space across six buildings.
Homebuilder pays $14M for 25 acres of Loretto Heights campus
Thrive plans to build 322 homes, some detached and some townhomes. Another part of the campus is expected to be sold to a developer later this month.
Italians who met in Denver cook up new restaurant on Tennyson
“We want to continue the tradition that this street is known for, which is small businesses with owners or operators that you can find there every day,” said a co-owner.
