
The Denver-based real estate company hopes to take advantage of recently altered building-height restrictions near a RiNo light rail station.
The Denver-based real estate company hopes to take advantage of recently altered building-height restrictions near a RiNo light rail station.
Greenwich Realty Capital is seeking the cooperation of a Massachusetts firm that owns a slice of land it needs for an 81-story tower.
A three-story steel structure at the site of a former hamburger joint will by fall become a showroom and office for Roth Living.
Development partners say they hope to increase density and keep the area “vibrant, relevant and activated,” while also attracting capital to renovate the street’s century-old buildings.
The Denver-based company that developed a four-story building on Platte Street filed plans with the city proposing a similar structure half a block away.
The former dairy company’s office and warehouse property near the intersection of Interstate 25 and Sixth Avenue will be sold to a Denver real estate group.
The Clyfford Still Museum Foundation has dropped $3 million for two more lots across the street from the facility, including a restaurant property.
The developer plans to have one parking spot for every three units on the Santa Fe Drive property.
A two-story property that housed the restaurant for a decade is now in the hands of the former head of a gas station operator.
Work is underway on a 21-story, 382-room structure on a half-acre lot on 15th Street.
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