Gunnison Rising says it can’t find funding. An excavation company is suing for $4 million.
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600-acre Gunnison development bankrupt
CU Boulder renames real estate center after $15M donation
Michael Klump is the founder of Atlanta-based RCG Ventures.
Littleton Cemetery looks to expand by seven acres
“People die everyday that never died before,” said Chuck Martinez, president of the nonprofit’s board.
Industry RiNo Station co-owner’s firms evicted from Industry RiNo Station
Jason Winkler says he owns 50 percent of the building.
New owners of downtown parking lot propose seven-story apartment project
The previous owner had planned to build 23 stories there.
Colorado Mountain Club, American Alpine Club sell downtown Golden building
The Coors family’s development firm paid $9.5 million for the former high school.
Lender takes DTC office building through foreclosure auction
America’s Capital Partners still owns the nearby Tuscany Plaza building.
New operator to take over downtown coworking building given back to lender
The coworking business within a downtown Denver building that was given back to its lender this summer is poised to get new management. Dallas-based Strive Workspaces will take over management of the coworking operation at 1630 Welton St. on Oct. 13, Strive President Mark Burge told BusinessDen last week. The business is currently home to… Read more »
Bankrupt Auraria Student Lofts goes back to lender Fortress
Fortress Capital’s takeover follows years of court battles with Nelson Partners.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.13.24
Lakewood apartments trade for $52M, Conifer Italian eatery sells and more.
