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Hard Hat Happy Hour: Evening scenes from Movement (Slideshow)
Developer plans to demo small Golden Triangle office; replace it with 65K SF of office
A new office building is on tap for a part of town booming with new apartment towers and cranes.
DTC apartment complex sells for nine figures
The developer of a 408-unit residential project in Denver has unloaded the property for more than $100 million.
Colorado Springs firm unloads $18M DTC building
A 163,000-square-foot Greenwood Village office complex is under new ownership.
Cherry Creek fix-and-flip sells for $37.5M
Stuart Ogilvie paid $10.5 for the building in 2013 and finished a $6.5 million facelift in 2016, creating retail space for a gym, restaurant and design showroom.
Hydroponics supply chain files Ch. 11 bankruptcy following April lawsuit
One of Colorado’s largest indoor-gardening supply stores and its parent company plan to reorganize.
Two new Denver self-storage facilities sell for $36M
A pair of recently constructed StorQuest buildings are now in the hands of a Maryland-based company.
Union Station tower filling in commercial tenants
A massive condo tower at Union Station has signed a cafe and a fitness studio for its first-floor commercial space.
Former Sears distribution center at 6th and I-25 sells for $33M
A Glendale-based real estate firm that mostly focuses on multifamily properties has chosen the Denver site for its first industrial deal.
Court rules in favor of property owner in ‘blight’ dispute with Glendale
The owners of 6 acres, who have been battling the city for more than two years, said the ruling removes a “cloud of condemnation” that has made it difficult to lease one of the buildings.
