After sitting on the market for 2 years, a Cherry Hills Village mansion sold for $5.3 million, making it the highest-priced home sale in June.
9-bath mansion nabs highest price for June
Residential Real Estate
Developer goes door to door to find good dirt
“We were basically just knocking on doors and calling people in the area, and we called the lady who owned this lot,” said Truman, who bought land for a 20th Avenue project in Sloan’s Lake last year for $1.1 million. “You strike out most times, but she was actually in the market to sell soon.”
Apartment building with ground-floor yoga sells for $40M
One of the few Denver apartment buildings constructed during the recession sold last week for $40 million.
Million-dollar condos coming to ‘Front row to Denver’ in LoHi
Plans include four townhomes that David Burcham estimated would be four stories and include rooftop decks. He estimates they’ll range from 1,800 to 2,200 square feet, and prices would come in between $850,000 and $1.2 million.
Residential brokerage files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
A real estate company with a home base in Cherry Creek has filed bankruptcy on behalf of a recent acquisition in California.
Poets Row in Cap Hill sells for $33.5M
Six buildings along Sherman St. in Capitol Hill that make up Poet’s Row sold this week for $33.5 million.
Furnished Cherry Creek penthouse listed at $12.75M
The cable world’s John Saeman is selling a three-bedroom Cheery Creek condo with all the luxuries.
Cherry Creek condo traded from a Bronco to a Nugget
Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware sold his Cherry Creek brownstone to Nuggets forward Wilson Chandler for $1.6 million on May 12, according to Denver property records. That’s $220,000 more than Ware paid for the three-story home in 2014.
Highlands Ranch mansion fetches $6.7M, tops Denver-area sales in May
15,000-square-foot house sells for $6.7M; Cherry Hills Village site was No. 2 at $4.2M
150-acre horse ranch listed for $9M
“If someone wanted to come in and build five or 10 homes and maintain that equestrian lifestyle, we’re super open to them,” said the broker. “But it would be tragic to see it become a high-density development.”