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.
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Wrecking ball swings through former hospital site
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.
To keep from going dark, solar company seeks $32M
At risk of having to significantly cut back on its operations and sell assets, a publicly traded solar panel company is hoping to raise $32 million, and it already has a single investor lined up with the cash.
Developers make retail bet on RiNo
After scooping up two RiNo properties earlier this year, a three-man development grabbed another piece of real estate on Brighton Boulevard and already have a tenant lined up.
Mental health nonprofit’s $15M project wrapping up in Denver
In addition to counseling spaces, a nonprofit’s new campus in northeast Denver will provide room for two schools, a dental clinic and indoor basketball courts when it opens in a few weeks.
Apartment project assembled in the Highlands
A new project by a young development firm is coming together piece by piece on Eliot Street.
New Sprouts picked up by Calif. buyer
Only open for a few months, the Sprouts grocery store in Platt Park was quickly sold by its developer to an investor for more than $13 million.
As gold prices melt, mining firm recedes into bankruptcy
Citing $19 million in debt, a Golden gold mining firm is descending into bankruptcy and is asking for $4 million from existing creditors to keep business running.
530 acres sold for giant warehouse project
The owners of an already massive and still growing industrial park in Adams County have scooped up another 530 acres that they think can accommodate 7 million additional square feet of development.
