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‘Unmitigated greed’: Judge orders crypto pastor’s ... - BusinessDen
WEBJan 30, 2024 · The Regalados did not attend the afternoon hearing. They said last week that they would be out of town and asked for it to be rescheduled. Goldberg declined to reschedule it.
Redevelopment of Coors manufacturing site in heart of Golden …
WEBApr 19, 2024 · AC Development is owned by the Coors family, who started what became Coors Brewing Co. in Golden and owns CoorsTek, once called the Coors Porcelain Co. CoorsTek’s new headquarters will incorporate the site’s first building, put up in 1910, another original structure and will contain other family businesses.. A five-story building that was constructed later will also be part of the ...
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Uptown law firm pays $5.6M for Cherry Creek office building
WEBDec 15, 2021 · An Uptown law firm looking to own its office space has closed a deal in its preferred neighborhood: Cherry Creek. Kline Alvarado Veio paid $5.6 million last week for the four-story building at 100 Garfield St., according to public records.
Denver Commercial Real Estate News - Business Den
WEB2 days ago · Stay up-to-date on Denver's bustling commercial real estate news and market with Business Den's latest news and insights. Get the latest scoop on the Mile High City's top properties, transactions, and trends. Trust our expert coverage to keep you informed and ahead of the competition.
Canadian developer proposes 38-story condo project downtown
WEBNov 8, 2018 · The company purchased the 0.69-acre site in March for $8.8 million.While the bulk of the site is currently a parking lot, the deal also included the one-story building at 519 18th St. that houses Shelby’s Bar & Grill.
Two 400-foot towers planned by new owners of former …
WEBJun 18, 2021 · The new owners of the former Greyhound bus station in downtown Denver have submitted a development proposal for the full city block. The plans submitted by Chicago-based Golub & Co. and New York-based Rockefeller Group call for two 400-foot towers on the 2.45-acre site — one office and one residential.
BusinessDen Events - The Future of Multifamily
WEBJun 11, 2024 · Overview. Please join BusinessDen on Tuesday, June 11 as we dive into the future of multifamily development.. Denver's population boom prompted a wave of new apartments, across all corners of the region. Find out how developers are holding up in an era of high interest rates, escalated construction costs and sluggish review times.