The three most expensive homes sold were in Denver, and the next three were in Boulder. Each city had five of the top 10 priciest sales.
Top 10: The Denver region’s highest-priced home sales of 2020
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With landmark fight over, developer closes on purchase of Carmen Court
Houston-based Hines plans to build a five-story senior living complex at the 900 E. 1st Ave. site.
Northstar’s embattled CEO lists Cherry Hills mansion for sale after 10 months
The 20,000-square-foot home on the 11th hole at Cherry Hills Country Club was searched by the FBI in April.
Council rezones Denargo Market site for 16-story apartment complex
The developer included more income-restricted units this time after a similar proposal for an adjacent lot was denied.
Site of deadly 2018 construction fire in Uptown sells for $8.2M
The buyer of the 0.43-acre lot at 1833 Emerson St. plans to complete a five-story apartment building in accordance with the original development plans.
DU sues city over $232K affordable housing fee it paid to build dorm
The Dimond Family Residential Village broke ground in early 2019 and is named after Stonebridge Cos. CEO Navin Dimond.
Renters only: Big Sunnyside housing development cuts for-sale component
“We were not getting any traction with selling condos,” said Tim Walsh, CEO of Golden-based Confluence Cos.
Top five November home sales: Two Country Club homes were priciest
Both the No. 1 and No. 2 homes were designed by Red Rocks Amphitheatre architect Burnham Hoyt.
Denver metro area homes-for-sale inventory hits a record low
The average sale price in November for a detached single-family home was $616,000 and the median was $513,000.
Ballpark apartment complex sells for $103M a year after opening
The developer of Ballpark’s Canvas on Blake apartment complex has sold it. Lennar Multifamily Communities sold the complex at 2401 Blake St. last week for $103.3 million, according to public records. The buyer was LW Canvas LLC, which lists an office address that corresponds to that of San Francisco-based real estate investment firm Cahill Equities…. Read more »
