An office building in the Denver Tech Center that no one works from is hitting the auction block.

The auction for the four-story, 164,000-square-foot Quebec Court II building at 5800 S. Quebec St. in Greenwood Village is scheduled to begin online May 1 and end two days later, according to auction website Ten-X.

The structure was built in 1980 and renovated in 1998, according to the auction site. It sits on a 6.24-acre lot and is vacant.

“Exceptional opportunity to acquire a valuable office asset with significant upside through aggressive leasing strategies,” the auction site says.

The minimum bid is $4 million, according to Ten-X. CBRE is marketing the property.

The property is owned by The GC Net Lease (GV Quebec Court) Investors LLC, which paid $27 million for it in January 2013, according to public records. California-based Griffin Capital said in a news release that month that its Griffin Capital Net Lease REIT Inc. had acquired the property.

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