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Construction starts on $125M, 81-acre technology park in Broomfield
In the first phase to finish next summer, the developer is constructing three buildings.
Golub, Formativ begin infrastructure, amenity work on giant Denargo Market site
“This isn’t a space to be another sea of multifamily,” one executive said. “It’s an amenity desert,” another added.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.29.23
DTC apartments sell for $89M, a Centennial church fetches $2M and Castle Rock retail space changes hands.
Lone Tree to buy vacant nightclub property to spur redevelopment
The building’s owner pleaded guilty to fraud in 2015.
Kolacny Music property on South Broadway sells for $2M
Kolacny Music, which opened in 1930, will close on Sept. 30.
Architecture firm says developer stiffed it on Colfax project
But the developer, Leon Cisneros, says he is the one who is owed money.
Cherry Cricket owner submits plans for office building next to original restaurant
The restaurant’s parent company sold the real estate in 2015, only to buy it back last year.
Council approves rezoning needed for small Cherry Creek condo project
This is the second recent unanimous rezoning approval in the neighborhood.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.22.23
A food tech startup takes space in RiNo, an Aurora church fetches $11M and a local developer sells LoHi apartments for $29M.