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.
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Snooze-anchored property sold for $7M
Shared office firm doubles space with second home
Four years after first popping onto the coworking scene, a local office suite company has more than doubled in size with a second location.
Healthcare-focused office development underway in RiNo
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.
$40M trailer park conversion breaks ground
With six-figure help from state and federal grants, 200 apartments are coming to a former trailer park.
$112M Lowry apartments swapped by Windy City realtors
Chicago-based real estate firms traded a major Lowry apartment property this week, including 18 acres and 22 buildings.
SBA loan propels furniture maker's new Montbello warehouse
Craving more shelf space, a local furniture maker will build a new warehouse in Montbello with help from a $1.2 million Small Business Administration loan.
Orange County nonprofit lands $20M Englewood headquarters
An international public speaking club can finally raise a glass to a new headquarters in Colorado.
Developers break ground on former Cap Hill garage
The developer behind a Capitol Hill condo project is ready to punch the accelerator on construction of four floors of condos.
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.
