The parking lot baron’s Paradise Land Co. paid $3.2 million for the property in 1998.
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Geller gets $27M for site of planned downtown office tower
Denver brokers who jumped firms lose appeal in non-compete case
Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment and Chris Cowan, who left Newmark for CBRE, were told by a judge in July that they couldn’t work in Colorado for a year.
Judge in Northstar case won’t recuse himself over wife’s Amazon stock
“It is concerning to have a disclosure like this on a case like this,” said an attorney for Northstar and its CEO Brian Watson.
BYOB clubhouse on tap for former brewery in Sunnyside
“There’s no bartenders or TVs, and it’s conversational,” said a Birch Road co-founder. “You can talk to each other, and hear each other.”
Uptown law firm pays $5.6M for Cherry Creek office building
“We wouldn’t have bought downtown and we wouldn’t have bought in DTC,” said co-founder Brent Kline.
General contractor pays $5M for site of planned RiNo office building
The construction firm has proposed five stories with 59,100 rentable square feet but expects to keep the majority of the space for its own office.
Bakery known for mochi muffins shuttering both Colorado locations
“I always tell people that small businesses are the frontlines of any frustration or anger pent up from the pandemic,” one cofounder said. “We just deal with how people process it and, unfortunately, it’s more on the negative side.”
Building owner frets over new emissions standards
Steve Weil installed solar panels and energy-efficient lighting and windows at 1626 Wazee St. but he’s worried about possible future costs to meet Denver’s requirements.
Rendering shows 7 buildings replacing west side of Cherry Creek mall
Plans, while subject to change, call for 780,000 square feet of office space and about 600 residential units in buildings 8 to 13 stories tall.
Billionaire buys 500-acre Steamboat Springs ranch for $18M
Mark Stevens, who Forbes estimates is worth $5.2 billion, was a partner at Sequoia Capital when it invested in Google, PayPal and LinkedIn.
