Downtown Denver’s Westend trades for $128.7 million
The gated community, comprising one- and two-bedroom apartments and built along Denver’s park system along the Platte River, also is walkable to a variety of retailers, employers and additional city amenities.
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Private partnership bags Aurora center for $19.7 million
The 95,669-square-foot center located at 16901 E. Quincy Ave. is fully leased to a diverse tenant mix, including Vasa Fitness and Dollar Tree.
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CBF Morning Run: Running into Bob, craving lobster, watching Seventh Son expand, quoting Shakespeare and The Ramones, and sipping a gooberrific stout from Zaftig
Happy Monday morning, Columbus.
On Thursday evening, a coworker and I were walking toward the parking garage behind Nationwide Arena. We were heading to the News & Brews gathering at Mikey's Late Night Slice before the Blue Jackets and Capitals met for Game 3 of the NHL playoffs.
There were loads of people wearing CBJ jerseys, caps, sweatshirts – you name it.
As we crossed John H. McConnell Blvd., I spotted him.
Just a tall, young guy walking by the garage, dressed nicely in a tan trench coat.
But…
SunTrust reveals former employee may have stolen info on 1.5 million clients
SunTrust Banks Inc. revealed Friday that a former employee may have stolen the personal information of more than a million clients.
In a statement, SunTrust (NYSE: STI) said, “The company became aware of potential theft by a former employee of information from some of its contact lists. Although the investigation is ongoing, SunTrust is proactively notifying approximately 1.5 million clients that certain information, such as name, address, phone number and certain account balances may have been…
Golf’s challenges have country clubs in the rough — but richest clubs seem to be doing fine
The golf industry is stuck in the rough.
The number of golf courses and country clubs has declined steadily in the U.S. over the past decade or so, as have the number of people they employ. Much of the sector's troubles are rooted in sagging demand, a lucrative real estate market and competition from alternative golf-related businesses. For course managers, the times are tough no matter how you slice it.
The Business Journals analyzed federal employment data for 449 U.S. counties and found that…
Buffalo takes the crown for commercial sites, developers say
Respondents to Business First' Commercial Developers List said there's a lot of exciting work underway in Western New York, but the bulk of the action is within Buffalo's borders.
Entertainment center says it’s coming to Roseville Galleria
An entertainment company with attractions such as bowling lanes, food and arcade games says it's coming to the Westfield Galleria at Roseville.
Round One Entertainment Inc., which began in Japan and expanded to the U.S., lists the Roseville location as “coming soon” on its website. Its location in the mall, which is the Sacramento area's largest shopping center, is unclear. Representatives of Round One and the Galleria did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Saturday.
On its website,…
BKM Capital buys $20.2 million flex park in Inverness
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Developers embracing modular construction to combat housing affordability in Denver metro
Modular housing in going vertical in Denver.
Work is expected to begin in July on a mixed-use, 24-unit project in the 4300 block of Tennyson Street. Standard stuff in Denver’s trendy Berkeley neighborhood these days, except the housing at this project will be for sale and each unit will be built in a factory in Texas, trucked up to Denver and hoisted by a crane into place atop a ground floor retail space.
The Kasita on Tennyson development takes its name from the Austin, Texas-based company that designed and will prefabricate the 408-square-foot studio units. Kasita is working with Courtney McRickard, of 063 Design and Development and Sean Kulzer and Mike DePalma of MKD Development. They submitted the project to city planners for concept review in January.
The units, priced under $400,000, are expected to be marketed to young professionals and first-time homebuyers faced with few options in a market desperate for more inventory and pressured by seemingly ever-climbing prices.
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Two more office towers on tap in Austin’s ‘second downtown’
A tight office market in Austin's second downtown has HPI Real Estate and Stonelake Partners eyeing new office developments in the south end of the Domain. Here's what we know about the potential timing and the design of the future towers so far.