
Danny Newman says he made the offer.
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Danny Newman says he made the offer.
A special servicer has been brought in, and the largest tenant has a lease expiring this summer.
Three Saints Revival left 1801 Wewatta St. early last year, blaming vagrancy.
ProSource Machinery operates in Commerce City and did $10 million in revenue last year.
But the company is still interested in building a grocery store.
It’s the second Denver property that Urban Renaissance Group has lost to a lender in 2025.
“It was by far the longest approval process I’ve ever gone through on any project,” Lenny Taub said.
The company, which last month cut 8% of its staff, has been paying $25.50 a square foot at 1801 California St.
Aurora Corporate Plaza last fetched $17.4 million in 2016.
The rules enacted last month bar new gas stations within a quarter-mile of existing ones.
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