Garry Harris Jr., who was traded to the Orlando Magic this year, paid $4.5 million for it in 2018 after signing an $84 million contract extension.
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Developer planning apartment building next to RiNo rehab project
A five-story, 110-unit complex is proposed for the parking lot adjacent to Formativ’s Lot Twenty Eight building, which remains largely vacant.
Voters may choose between at-large council seats or adding districts
A committee forwarded the ballot measure to the City Council and another measure that would move municipal elections from May to April.
Lakewood looks to legalize short-term rentals with stricter rules than Denver
The ordinance requires that no homes within 300 feet of one another be rented out short-term, parking must be provided, and only single-family homes could be used.
Suit claims Park Hill home demolisher reneged on salvage agreement
Three residents say they were not able to recover historic tiles from “The Hut,” a 118-year-old house at 1980 Albion St., before it was destroyed.
Denver house staging startup raises $3M to expand in other states
“They’ve got this uncanny ability to walk into a place and really tell us the personality of the property,” a real estate agent said of Guest House.
Denver developers team up for 4 infill apartment projects totaling $135M
The firms led by Rhys Duggan and Churchill Bunn are partnering in Berkeley, the Golden Triangle, Union Station North, and another unnamed site.
‘Views unbelievable:’ Developer buys 180 acres in Arvada foothills for $9M
Chad Ellington plans to sell 90 lots for new homes ranging from half an acre to four acres priced between $600,000 and $1 million each.
Top 5 home sales in July: $7M Boulder home tops the list
Two other Boulder homes made the cut as did mansions in Denver and Greenwood Village.
Denver’s hot housing market showed signs of cooling in July
There was a 30 percent increase in inventory of homes and a 12 percent decrease in closings compared to June.