A Greenwood Village real estate investment firm has scooped up a 19-story office tower in Glendale from a Washington, D.C. company that had owned it for 10 years.
Glendale tower sold for $25M
Commercial Real Estate
Santa Fe Drive artist shuttering her shop
An art gallery on Santa Fe Drive is closing down, and the artist is looking to sell the recently renovated building for $510,000.
$16M plan to redevelop Lincoln Park warehouse
With other apartment projects already underway elsewhere in the area, a developer is planning to add another 60 low-income units on Santa Fe Drive in a part-rehab, part-build undertaking.
LoHi apartment project lands first restaurant tenant
An Ohio tavern concept with its first Colorado location in the works in Westminster has signed on to a new LoHi apartment development — and that’s just the first drop in the bucket.
Seattle firm notches another big office buy
Shortly after buying a Cherry Creek office portfolio, a real estate firm carried on its Denver spree with a $21 million purchase of a Wynkoop Street building.
Pair of Stapleton hotels sold for $62M
A California firm bought two hotels with a combined 700 rooms last week, hoping to tap into business travel and capitalize on the upcoming light rail line.
Skyscraper hoists new tenant banner
With a new 121,000-square-foot tenant, the CenturyLink Tower is raising a new banner atop its 54 stories.
Motorcycle shop kicks off high-gear expansion
Leaving its 25,000-square-foot shop on South Broadway in the dust, a motorcycle gear store is ready to make the jump into a much larger space its building near Dry Creek.
Second developer takes over Cap Hill church
After a California firm backed away from a residential redevelopment project at a Cap Hill church property, another developer stepped in last month and bought the building with similar plans in the works.
DaVita to anchor $190M Union Station building
Just a few years after failing to land the kidney health giant’s massive HQ deal, a local developer is planning a 19-story building in Union Station to be anchored by DaVita, which will add 265,000 square feet and 1,200 employees to its Denver operations.
