Commercial Real Estate

Priderock Capital Partners bought the Highline Village apartments in Aurora last week for $71.3 million, according to Arapahoe County records. The 467-unit apartment complex sold for $152,675 per apartment.

A chunk of a fast-changing Sunnyside corner has sold to a developer with plans on building a new office building and restaurant.

Colorado Boulevard is still in the crosshairs for an out-of-state buyer with an appetite for Denver retail space.

Koelbel Urban Homes has cleared a patch of land at 14th and Vine streets in Cheesman Park to build 14 new townhomes.

Empty nesters – and the birds that left the nest – are the target demographic for a planned $60 million Castle Rock mixed-use development.

One of the last multifamily sites in LoHi has changed hands, as a lot at 29th Avenue and Zuni Street went for more than $3 million.

The Echo Mountain Resort – operating under bankruptcy protection since February – sold last week to a DU alumnus and son of a wealthy Minnesota business magnate.

Broomfield-based Quintess – which sold memberships for access to vacation homes in locations like Aspen and St. Thomas – claims debts of $13 million and assets of less than $50,000.

Fresh off a $70 million merger, a telecom behemoth has a new office coming out of the ground in the Tech Center.

A Miami-based firm has splashed into Colorado with the biggest multifamily acquisition in Denver history.