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Former Evergreen homeowners claim they told their agent in confidence about financial difficulties, which required them to refinance the home with a hard-money loan. One of the agents said word about their financial difficulties did get out — But it wasn’t real estate agents who spilled the beans.
A 200-acre ranch has hit the market in Fraser.
Denver City Council has approved the rezoning of The Denver Post’s former printing plant in Globeville, the latest step toward the property owner’s vision of seeing the 41 acres become a mixed-use neighborhood with structures as tall as 12 stories.
Akara Partners now wants to build a 23-story structure at 2136 Lawrence St.
The city council, representing a town of 46,000, voted 6-0 to pass an ordinance preventing Airbnb hosts and other vacation renters from obtaining new licenses until mid-October.
The property previously was home to Newberry Brothers Greenhouse & Florists, which moved several years ago.
Profit soars for seller RedPeak, which bought 1600 Glenarm Place for $10.75M in March 2004
Denver says about 1,200 structures have been demolished and replaced with new ones — townhomes, duplexes, etc. — since 2016. And while what get bulldozed looks the same, what gets built in its place varies by neighborhood.
Fetching $1.4 million less than its original listing price, a Cherry Hills Village mansion was the highest-priced home in the Denver metro area last month.
LoHi-based Trelora, which charges customers a fixed fee of around $2,500 to buy or sell a house, announced this week that it named former Chipotle co-CEO Monty Moran as chairman of the board.
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