
The local burrito chain is moving off Broadway.
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The local burrito chain is moving off Broadway.
Storybuilt owns land in Five Points, West Colfax and Wheat Ridge and is in a lawsuit over an abandoned acquisition in Aurora.
The building, just 37 percent leased according to CoStar, recently lost law firm Brownstein Hyatt as a tenant.
Centennial officer buildings go for $55 a square foot, West Highland apartments fetch $13M and Englewood industrial space sells.
Ouray Sportswear got a new owner earlier this year. Its real estate was purchased by a Boulder firm in 2022.
The company’s local footprint is less than half of what it once was, but it still controls hundreds of thousands of square feet.
The deal for a former Best Western, which last sold for $11 million in 2018, was announced late last month.
A study commissioned by the city has scored a host of downtown Denver buildings in terms of how easily they might be converted to residential use.
A homebuilder pays $7M for 27 Golden acres, a Centennial apartment complex fetches $79M and industrial space changes hands for $30M.
The apartment giant had proposed 40+ stories on the corner of 17th and California.
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