Commercial Real Estate

Two floors in one of Denver’s tallest office towers will likely spill back onto the market when an oil firm shuts down its local presence and lays off 75 workers.

In Tuesday’s election, two special districts were established stretching over 450 acres, which will collect an additional $900,000 in taxes to bankroll improvements in the area.

With one apartment development set to open early next year, a young firm with a focus on energy efficiency is powering up its next project in Five Points.

After a $21 million Arvada apartment purchase in September, a real estate firm has followed up by grabbing a 330-unit complex in southeast Denver.

One of Cherry Creek’s most active developers plunked down $35 million last week for two plots of prime Cherry Creek real estate with plans for fancy apartments and a new hotel.

Keeping an eye on the expanding redevelopment trend, a Boulder development firm has bought a $1.2 million lot of land for a residential and retail project.

Clarification: A previous version of this story incorrectly reported the address and renderings of a different Adams Development project in Jefferson Park. Adams Development broke ground in September on a $7 million mixed-use development on the northwest corner of 25th Avenue and Eliot Street in Jefferson Park.

A developer with a new apartment building up and running and a $70 million hotel underway in Cherry Creek has purchased a small piece of land in the neighborhood.

A Boston firm is taking over another floor in a Greenwood Village building with plans to invest millions in its office and bring on hundreds of new employees.