Shortly after buying a piece of land elsewhere in Denver, the pharmacy giant seems to be finally making its move in Colorado with plans filed for a store on Sheridan Boulevard.
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CVS lays groundwork for first area store in the Highlands
Broadway’s El Diablo building auctioned off for $6.6M
After a bidding war between several local developers, a beleaguered former hotel and restaurant building on South Broadway has finally changed hands.
Medical center fetches $35M
The same firm that dropped $52 million on a Golden medical office is pouring another $35 million into the local market
Townhomes floated for Cheesman Park school
An early childhood education center along Vine Street has been proposed for a redevelopment project that would build 14 townhomes on the property.
Calif. firm makes $74M buy into Denver
After hunting for two years, a California company has finally landed a real estate deal in Denver and plans to renovate the building’s 560 apartments.
CVS jumps into Denver real estate market
The pharmacy giant, which has stores in most states but none in Colorado, has purchased a 2-acre property along Hampden Avenue and may be gearing up to take on the Walgreens empire.
Development duo buys Broadway motel
Two area real estate firms have teamed up and purchased a motel property on South Broadway for $1.7 million.
Wrecking ball swings through former hospital site
The former CU Hospital site is beginning to be razed to make way for up to over 1,000 residential units and 275,000 square feet of office and retail space.
Intrawest locks in deal to sell timeshare business
Colorado-based ski area operator Intrawest Resorts Holdings announced this week that it will sell its timeshare division to Nevada native Diamond Resort Group for $85 million.
Longtime music shop marching off Tennyson
After more than 50 years in Berkeley, a music store is scaling down and hoping a move to Wheat Ridge will be more in tune with its business.
