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Tenant signage installed at 40-story office tower
Mansion with pending cannabis licenses listed for $2M
A 129-year-old property in Capitol Hill, currently used as office space, has hit the market as it awaits approval for marijuana licenses.
Operator wants to match city’s offer for Park Hill Golf Course
The Texas company that runs the course says it is willing to match the price discussed last fall when the course’s owner announced a deal sell the land to the city.
250 residential units proposed for eastern Denver
A Miami-based developer wants to add to its massive apartment complex near the shores of Windsor Lake.
Capitol Hill apartment building sells for $8M
The buyer knows Capitol Hill and its adjacent neighborhoods well, having sold nearly $50 million worth of area properties in the last eight months.
Golden Triangle lot and vacant office fetch $19M
An apartment developer has purchased an empty building and adjacent 1.38-acre parking lot along North Acoma Street.
Leadville train depot set for conversion to event space
A Golden family is building 15 cabins and converting the 4,800-square-foot depot on Hemlock Street into an event space called Freight.
RiNo property holdings fetch $50M
The developer of Denver Central Market has unloaded that building and five nearby properties in an off-market transaction.
CEO buys Boulder climbing wall manufacturer
The new owner is setting a new route for the company as it looks to focus on smaller projects at universities and homes.
California firm no longer under contract to buy Colorado Heights campus
The developer had announced in November that it signed a purchase agreement for 70 acres on South Federal Boulevard that the school closed last year.
