Lake Steam Baths on West Colfax, open since 1927, sells for $2M
The buyer plans to continue operating the business for the foreseeable future, but will eventually likely redevelop the site, he said.
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Mortenson pays $4M for parking lot south of Mile High with plans for apartment complex
A parking lot south of Mile High stadium has been sold and an apartment development is planned.
Office Depot closing decade-old store along Colfax in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood
Large “Closing” signs have been posted on the building. An employee working Wednesday said the store’s last day will be Dec. 10.
Pepsi breaks ground on massive new plant near DIA
Two months after purchasing land near Denver International Airport, PepsiCo has broken ground on its planned new manufacturing facility.
Apartment developer pays $13M for second half of city block in Denver’s Lincoln Park neighborhood
Holland Partner Group last week paid $12.9 million, according to public records, for the northern half of the block formed by Santa Fe and Inca Street, and 10th and 11th...
Banana Republic to close store at downtown Denver Pavilions mall
It¶¶Ňőap a Banana Republic split. The apparel retailer is bailing on its store within the downtown Denver Pavilions mall.
Developer planning hotel pays $20M for land by RiNo’s Mission Ballroom
Denver-based developer Westfield Co. has sold about 2 acres within its 14-acre North Wynkoop project, and the buyer plans to develop a mix of uses including a hotel.
Zeppelin sells Source Hotel in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood for $70M
On Wednesday, the head of Zeppelin Development sold The Source Hotel + Market Hall in RiNo to Los Angeles-based Stockdale Capital Partners for $70 million.
Developer Brian Watson, former state treasurer nominee, charged with securities fraud
In the months leading up to the November 2018 general election in Colorado, Republican state treasurer nominee Brian Watson was actively committing securities fraud, according to the Securities and Exchange...
Cost of teeing off at Denver’s city golf courses could be going up
Tee time at Denver-owned golf courses is likely about to get pricier.