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A handful of landlords are suing a payment processing company after rent checks got lost somewhere in cyberspace.
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A handful of landlords are suing a payment processing company after rent checks got lost somewhere in cyberspace.
A California real estate investment firm has purchased a 57-unit complex on the corner of Logan Street and Sixth Avenue.
A four-story building near Cheesman Park was bought by the owner of a company based out of and office there.
The coworking colossus now controls 150,000 square feet in the Mile High City.
The new Englewood-based owner of a corner lot wants to add another hotel to the booming neighborhood.
The Denver museum is spending $24 million to launch two exhibits at the airport, with the first half expected to open this summer.
A shuttered Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Denver’s Overland neighborhood is set to be repurposed.
The owners of a clothing retailer have sold their property for a 250 percent return on the price they paid in 2010.
Plans for the tower, which has yet to receive final approval from the city, call for 238 units on the current site of a parking lot.
The new owner is a family company making its first entry into the Denver market, with hopes to buy more properties.
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