On Tuesday July 20, Crescent Communities broke ground on the mixed-use, multifamily community NOVEL RiNo in Denver’s River North Art District and Cole neighborhood. NOVEL RiNo, located at 1300 40th Street, will include 483 luxury residences and 15,800 square feet of retail space. A percentage of the residences will be designated for affordable housing. Design and construction […]
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Mayor Michael B. Hancock’s administration has unveiled the details of a $450 million General Obligation (GO) bond initiative that promises to offer a boost to Denver’s economic recovery for years to come. The package, if referred by City Council this summer and approved by voters this November, would create an estimated 7,500 good-paying jobs and
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By Katie Rapone It is undeniable that McGregor Square has elevated the ball game experience. The Rally Hotel is the latest extension of that experience, as a top choice for staycationers and out-of-towners looking for a home base during baseball season. The Rally is an upscale boutique hotel—featuring 176 luxury cozy rooms including 29 spacious suites—designed
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Titan Development and Pivot Development have formed a joint venture to close on a new $80 million multifamily development in the Interlocken Technology Park within the MidCities District of Broomfield. The project is located directly off the Boulder turnpike, an important area thoroughfare. Located on a 3.3-acre land parcel within the highly desirable Interlocken area, the new 254-unit luxury
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GH Phipps has completed the install of the new stage roof at Red Rocks Amphitheater, named by Rolling Stone Magazine as the “coolest outdoor amphitheater in the nation.” The renovation of the stage roof is part of the Elevate Denver 10-year bond program thats mission is to enhance the City and County of Denver through
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Stratus Capital Corporation, a Denver-based real estate development group, will begin construction of Summit Trail Lodge (STL) in 4Q 2021, in Fraser, Colo. STL is a two-phase townhome project with 20 fully improved lots to be constructed in Phase I and 20-25 additional units to be added in Phase II. The site is situated at
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On Wednesday, July 14 Pinkard Construction, Loveland Housing Authority (LHA) and Loveland Habitat for Humanity held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Grace Gardens at Derby Hill affordable housing development, marking the official start of construction that is expected to continue into 2031. During the first phase, Pinkard will perform site development, including roads and infrastructure. This phase is scheduled
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Private equity real estate investment firm Viking Partners Management, Inc. has acquired Greenwood Corporate Plaza, a 412,869-square-foot suburban office campus in the Denver Tech Center for $38.4 million. The acquisition is the first for Viking Partners out of its new Mountain West regional office in Denver under the direction of Managing Director, West Region Scott
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JLL Capital Markets recently arranged $16.8 million in financing, on behalf of Flywheel Capital, for the purchase of a fully leased, three-property light industrial portfolio totaling 292,076 square feet in Commerce City, Loveland and Pueblo. The portfolio comprises 6300 Clermont, a two-building single-tenant asset in Commerce City; Campion Industrial Park, a three-building multi-tenant asset located in Loveland;
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The Denver City Council has approved a proposal which outlines a package of new zoning rules for the Golden Triangle neighborhood, including an increase to maximum building heights. According to the new verbiage, typical building heights in the Golden Triangle neighborhood range from 3 to approximately 20 stories, with the general building form intended to provide
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