View here According to the Denver Business Journal, Denver University is planning a $143 million construction project for three of the university’s buildings: a first-year residence hall for $55.5 million, a new community commons center for $72.5 million and a career achievement and global alumni center for $15 million. The new buildings will be part of DU Impact 2025, […]
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View here The micro-units complex, Turntable Studios, near Mile High Stadium, has sold for $31 million. Turntable, which is at 1875 Mile High Stadium Circle, sold for $173,184 per unit. Apartments in the building start at 365 square feet and feature built-in furniture to maximize space. Image courtesy of JG Johnson Architects
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DENVER — When Denver restaurateur Jeff Rogoff was invited to open a second, larger incarnation of his successful Sazza super-sustainable pizzeria in Stanley Marketplace – an intriguing food-centric collective developing in a converted former aviation manufacturing plant in Aurora, Colorado – he turned to Arch11. The award-winning Boulder/Denver architecture firm has designed a long list
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LEGEND INVESTMENT GROUP ANNOUNCE SALE OF GREENBRIAR PLAZA Denver, CO – Legend Investment Group is pleased to announce the successful disposition of Greenbriar Plaza, a 99,729-square-feet shopping center located in Denver, CO. Built in 1957 and renovated in 1992, the property is located within the northwest corridor of the city and county of Denver, on the corner
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DENVER – East West Partners, a Denver-based developer devoted to building, selling, managing and supporting high quality real estate, annouthe sale of the majority of the 170,000 square foot retail center at The Landmark in Greenwood Village to Sperry Equities. The purchase price was $33,200,000. “We assumed the role of receiver at The Landmark when the existing construction loans were
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View here KBI Biopharma (KBI), a North Carolina-based biopharmaceutical contract company, is planning a $30 million expansion of its Boulder facility.”These expansions support our vision for growth and create the opportunity to better serve our customers in all areas of the biopharmaceutical industry,” said KBI President Tim Kelly. Courtesy of Google Image
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DENVER – NAVA Real Estate Development (Nava), a Colorado-based development company, will host a groundbreaking ceremony today for Lakehouse, a new 206-unit condominium and rowhome development overlooking Sloans Lake. The groundbreaking will take place at 11:30 a.m. at 4202 West 17 th Avenue (at the intersection of 17 th Avenue and Raleigh Street, on the south side of Sloans Lake), with
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View here At a time when Denver is experiencing great interest from out-of-state architecture firms, Studio Red Architects, a Houston-based firm known for its work in the nonprofit and education sectors, are expanding into the Denver market. The firm is reportedly actively hiring for its Denver office and currently has several deals in the works. Image
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View here Westside Investment Partners will soon break ground on a three-story, 62,000-square-foot treatment center for eating disorders. Westside is budgeting $27 million for construction and has reportedly hired Brinkman Construction as general contractor. Farnsworth Group are the architects for the project. Eating Recovery Center already operates six other facilities in Denver, thanks to funding from the Affordable Care Act that
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View here DENVER – Following a decade of exceptionally low condo inventory in Colorado, today Governor John Hickenlooper signed a bill that will make it more difficult for associations of condominium owners to file multi-million-dollar construction-defects lawsuits. “This bill will help us make housing more affordable in a lot of different ways,” the Democratic governor said.
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