NAIOP and the hotel and apartment association say Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposal “will not fix the fundamental flaws of Energize Denver.”
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Real estate groups that sued unimpressed with latest ‘Energize Denver’ changes
Chicago developer working through LoHi project after wrapping up on Tennyson
Frank Campise has been investing in the Mile High City for the past five years. He lambasts the city’s apartment “oversupply” but sees opportunities in its future.
RiNo office building Hub North surrendered to lender
The previous owners bought it vacant and secured tenants, but that apparently wasn’t enough.
Denver judge issues arrest warrant after CBZ Management owner fails to appear in court
Zev Baumgarten failed to appear for a Monday disposition hearing.
Johnston to push back Energize Denver deadlines, halve penalties
The real estate sector adopted something resembling a good-cop, bad-cop approach as it pushed for changes.
Punch Bowl Social founder’s planned Centennial pickleball complex scrapped
The property has been listed for sale. Robert Thompson no longer lists himself as CEO of Camp Pickle’s parent.
Kickboxing studio blames landlord, ‘fetid odors’ for Uptown closure
9Round vacated its space along 17th in November, and sued its landlord last month.
Goodbye, Sears: Joblon and partners beginning work on Cherry Lane
“This will be the anchor for Cherry Creek.” Bank OZK provided the $286 million loan.
Denver Pavilions ‘in a tenuous situation’ with loan coming due
The Denver Pavilions mall is “in a tenuous situation” as its loan comes due later this year, according to its owner. Gart Properties CEO Mark Sidell told BusinessDen last week that the firm is in conversations with its lender on the property but that “no clear path is defined.” Sidell noted that the same could… Read more »
Douglas County leases 80K office square feet in Meridian
“Typically our preference is to buy, but based on availability, we went with a lease route to buy in the future,” a county official said.
