A Lakewood office building lands two tenants, and a barbecue shop scoops up a Greenwood Village restaurant space.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Nov. 27, 2015
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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.
Parents gear after-school startup toward techy kids
Noticing a glitch in their tech-savvy son’s prototypical after-school activities, an area couple is launching an after-school education center that will teach kids, and eventually adults, skills in coding, robotics and more.
Arcade restaurant plugging into Stapleton
Competing with the likes of Dave and Buster’s, a gaming restaurant chain is creating a massive location in Stapleton complete with laser tag, large arcade and video game hub.
Patagonia sues mobile fundraising group
A fundraising effort to combat hunger, which has allegedly driven through area towns in a van adorned by the Patagonia logo, has been sued by the retail giant, which wants the court to pull the brakes on the operation.
Matchmaking for the mindful and like-minded
A startup hoping to instill a little tranquility into the online dating universe is beginning a courtship of its own – with investors.
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.
Beacon of bacon: New eatery opens in Sunnyside
With help from a Devil’s Food chef, a new restaurant long in the works has debuted in Sunnyside — with a special appetite for everyone’s favorite breakfast side.