The record $15.7 million Cherry Hills Village sale was followed by three in Boulder each between $5.9 million and $7.2 million.
Top 5 home sales: Shanahan mansion price was double the next costliest
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Redevelopment of Aspen Grove mall in Littleton going to council for vote
Gerrity Group, which bought the mall in 2016, wants to cut retail space in half to 125,000 square feet and add 2,000 residential units.
Colfax container condo project scrapped
Stackhouse was supposed to be a steel structure with slots for 62 shipping container homes, but the couple developing it say the cards were stacked against them.
LoHi home once listed for $8M sells for $5M a year after it was built
The owner of the 7,261-square-foot house at 2605 18th St. dropped the price three times before finding a buyer.
Denver requests proposals for an ‘innovative’ homeless housing project
The city seeks “a mixture of shelter and permanent housing” and is looking for teams with documented property ownership.
Shanahan’s Cherry Hills mansion sold to investment firm CEO
The 32,254-square-foot home sold for $15.7 million, setting a record for the price of a single-family home in the Denver area.
YMCA teaming up with two firms on University Hills redevelopment effort
The deal could result in a new YMCA building and the nonprofit selling some of its land to developers who plan to build apartments.
Developer planning Baker apartment complex pays $11M for industrial site
The western edge of Baker remains a largely industrial area, but recent deals indicate that will change as residential projects are built.
Zeppelin sells Golden Triangle property to Urban Villages for $6M
The 1150 Bannock St. lot lies between sites where Urban Villages is planning to build 30-story towers with condos, apartments and hotel rooms.
Denver’s short-term rentals heated up this summer after COVID-19 faded
The number of active licenses and tax revenue from May through August rose dramatically compared to last year, but they still trail pre-pandemic levels.
