Commercial Real Estate

The bookstore at the Pavilions shopping center will come to an end later this year to make way for a Japanese fashion brand’s 27,000-square-foot Colorado debut.

The nearly 300-unit apartment building on Ninth Avenue was sold last month to a local real estate firm that just debuted a new RiNo project and has a hand in another massive tower on Broadway.

The firm behind two new Natural Grocers sites has inked another deal – this time a $3.75 million buy of a lot on Brighton Boulevard in RiNo.

A developer has scooped up 2.5 acres in RiNo next to a light rail station and plans to break ground on a mixed-use project at the site next year.

National real estate firm Sperry Van Ness is pulling area brokers from competing companies as it boosts its Colorado presence and establishes a full-fledged office on West Colfax in Denver.

The former Le Central building in Cap Hill is under new ownership after the long-standing restaurant shut its doors. Now, other eateries are vying for the prime real estate.

A battery company has a plan in the works to convert its former headquarters near Mile High Stadium into 130 apartments, adding to a boost in residential development int he industrial area.

An unanticipated 50,000-square-foot land deal is leading to a new flurry of development in RiNo, where a developer is creating a marketplace of new retailers with plenty of open space.

A 125-acre mixed-use development is filling in some of its remaining space with $5 million plans for a new retail building and several tenants already lined up.