A partnership led by Hyder Construction’s Tom McLagan purchased the three-story, 45,000-square-foot structure at 1000 N. Broadway this week.
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Gart family’s 50-year reign comes to an end at the Sports Castle
Cherry Hills Country Club buys 4 acres, hires new GM
The private club at 4125 S. University Blvd. purchased three lots near the golf course’s 18th hole this summer for $5.8 million.
Colorado Christian University buys building near Lakewood campus
The private school paid $5 million for the three-story structure at 333 S. Allison Parkway, which it plans to use for its headquarters and nursing school.
RiNo hotel site sells for $4.3M
The latest plans call for a seven-story, 153-room hotel to be built on 0.43 acres along Brighton Boulevard currently home to industrial buildings.
Broe breaks ground on eight-story office building in Cherry Creek
“The corner of 2nd and Clayton is truly a main and main location in Cherry Creek,” Broe Real Estate Group CEO Doug Wells said of the construction site.
British couple goes on odyssey to buy Jefferson Park coffee shop
Stephanie and Will Naylor purchased 2914 Coffee in May as a way to move to the U.S., but getting here wasn’t easy.
Building permits 8.25.21
New buildings for $59.8 million at 2600 Wewatta Way and $13.7 million at 1275 N. Sante Fe Drive in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
Sun Valley office project sells for $19M
“They decided they wanted to come into Denver and they cold-called me,” said Susan Powers, who took the structure from abandoned to fully leased.
‘Impoverished’ Northstar hit with $4M forfeiture case as firm unloads properties
Brian Watson’s real estate firm has been battling the FBI and Amazon for 18 months. The millions belong to “innocent” investors, his lawyers say.
Grocer says new landlord trying to force it out
A lawsuit claims that a dispute over the Save A Lot’s loading ramp is really about its landlord’s desire to redevelop the site into apartments.
