
Construction of 85,000 square feet of retail topped with about 380 units in five- to seven-story buildings could start in the spring.

Construction of 85,000 square feet of retail topped with about 380 units in five- to seven-story buildings could start in the spring.
Mainspring is just the third owner since it was built in 1928. The seller, nonprofit Women’s Bean Project, is moving to 1300 W. Alameda Ave.
“Her only job in (the U.S.) was at Jewish Family Service, and she went from translator to the director of Russian resettlement, and then CEO,” said a friend.
“Right now, some days it feels like we’re running a moving company,” said Cole Chandler, founder and executive director of Colorado Village Collaborative.
Denver-based apartment developer Trailbreak Partners bought the 0.95-acre lot for a three-story, 124-unit project.
“The developers honestly made us an offer we couldn’t refuse,” said the nonprofit’s president of its prior home, which will become a 13-story apartment complex.
The Cap Hill property that the LOR Foundation plans to use for a local office was previously home to PorchLight Real Estate Group.
“I have been here pretty much my whole career,” said Annie Levinsky, who will be joining History Colorado as chief of staff.
William Schwartz, 43, allegedly funneled donations to his company. The redacted indictment makes it unclear which charities were involved.
The City Council will consider a new lease with Colorado Village Collaborative that would relocate the village in Globeville from one city property to another.
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