The developer behind a Capitol Hill condo project is ready to punch the accelerator on construction of four floors of condos.
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Developers break ground on former Cap Hill garage
Oil investment fund files Ch. 11
A shale oil investment firm with an office in the Denver Tech Center has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, owing creditors between $1 million and $10 million.
Energy firm to liquidate through Ch. 7
PetroHunter Energy Corporation listed assets between $1 million and $10 million and liabilities between $100 million and $500 million when it filed bankruptcy this week.
Florida firm enters Denver with $70M apartment deal
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.
Office conversion in works for Sunnyside garage
A chunk of a fast-changing Sunnyside corner has sold to a developer with plans on building a new office building and restaurant.
Investor adds $3M to Colorado Boulevard portfolio
Colorado Boulevard is still in the crosshairs for an out-of-state buyer with an appetite for Denver retail space.
14 townhomes incoming on former Sewall Center lot
Koelbel Urban Homes has cleared a patch of land at 14th and Vine streets in Cheesman Park to build 14 new townhomes.
Castle Rock approves $60M mixed-use project
Empty nesters – and the birds that left the nest – are the target demographic for a planned $60 million Castle Rock mixed-use development.
1/3 acre in LoHi nabs $3M price tag
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.
Bankrupt ski hill sold for $4M
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.
