
Vukota Capital Management originally was scheduled to develop the five-story, 171-unit complex.
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Vukota Capital Management originally was scheduled to develop the five-story, 171-unit complex.
Austin, Texas-based Endeavor Real Estate Group said Wednesday that it and Denver-based Legend Partners have purchased 7.5 acres of the 41-acre redevelopment site.
Edens purchased the building from developer Ken Wolf and associates last April for $11.5 million.
It’s the third Denver holding for Equity Residential, which re-entered the Denver market last year.
Mass Equities and AECOM Capital also have released a new rendering for their project in the 2900 and 3000 block of Brighton Boulevard.
A couple more tenants also were announced Friday, bringing the total to 10.
Elevation Development Group purchased three parcels in two deals, paying a combined $193 a square foot.
‘That’s the downside of this growth is, while it’s happening, it’s like giving birth without the epidural,’ said one broker leasing space along the street.
The telecommunications firm has moved its employees out of the 12-story building at 930 15th St.
Milky Way Ice Cream will dish up product made by Little Man Ice Cream.
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