“It even has a banana ripening room,” said the CEO of one of the two firms developing HighPoint Elevated.
Whole Foods to move regional distribution center to industrial park by DIA
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Electric fencing installed at former VA hospital after numerous break-ins
Across the city, “we have seen an increase in requests for the fences,” a fire department spokesman said.
Final act? Plans call for redevelopment of Esquire Theatre along 6th
Documents submitted to Denver last month refer to a “change in use” for the building, suggesting the theater will stop operating.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 11.10.23
A 100,000-square-foot distribution center changes hands, and more sales and leases reported by local brokerages.
Broadway building leased to ski and bike shop sells for $3M
Seller Stephen Morris ran a print shop in the space for several decades.
Receiver appointed to oversee downtown Columbine Place office tower
The building’s owner defaulted on a $15.5 million loan issued in 2015 and set to mature in 2025.
Watson gets six figures as lawsuit settled against Amazon data center partner
The settlement relates to a case the CEO of Northstar Commercial Partners filed against Chicago-based IPI Partners over Amazon development deals.
66-year-old Berkeley church building for sale after congregation moves
“If we have multiple buyers, and one is a developer and one is a congregation, we’re always going to prefer a congregation,” the pastor said.
Bankrupt WeWork lists two Denver leases among dozens it will terminate
The company has already ceased operations in the two buildings.
Landmark designation lawsuit paused with ‘out of court resolution’ possible
Developer Mike Mathieson sued Denver in May after the City Council voted to preserve 1741 Gaylord St.
