Commercial Real Estate

Two LoDo neighbors flipped the deed for their Wazee Street office building this week.

The alcohol will still be flowing at the corner of Colfax Avenue and Pearl Street, only now it will be on cotton swabs and sterilizing pads instead of beer.

The theater-anchored shopping center traded hands last week in one of the biggest retail sales of the year.

Another new lease at 1401 Lawrence and a new gym in Highlands Ranch headline this week’s commercial real estate roundup.

Cherry Creek could soon see another major condo building in a deal that may also put 11 new townhomes a few miles north, in one of Denver’s cheaper neighborhoods.

Denver-based Liberty Oilfield Services Holdings will use a portion of the funds to buy the assets of another Denver firm and repair equipment in the field.

The project, which goes by Sloan’s Lake Flats, will cover about half an acre at the corner of Colfax Avenue and Vrain Street.

A real estate firm last week snatched up the retail and office space at Seventh Avenue and Colorado Boulevard, anchored by popular breakfast spot Snooze.

Four years after first popping onto the coworking scene, a local office suite company has more than doubled in size with a second location.

The planned 180,000-square-foot office and retail building will have a rooftop deck, community kitchen and event center, set to open in early 2018.