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San Francisco-based Swift said it saw “tremendous interest” in the 8.4 acre property, which is approved for development into more than 300 homes.

The Denver area will see one of its first QuikTrip convenience stores after the chain purchased the site of a former art hub in Lakewood for $1.7 million.

The deal with QuikTrip Corp., a privately held company headquartered in Tulsa, Okla., closed officially on Wednesday.

In 2019, the company publicly announced on Facebook that it planned to expand into the Denver market. The next year, QuikTrip said it aimed to open 50 to 70 stores in the area around the capital city and the state, and was actively looking for general contractors to help build through 2025, Denver7 reported.

As of last year, Quiktrip was eyeing not only Denver and the suburbs, but other locations in northern Colorado, including Firestone, a site farther north on Interstate 25 and the Greeley-Evans area, according to the Greeley Tribune.

Fred and Mona Pasternack bought the building at 6851 W. Colfax Ave. in Lakewood in 1989, first turning it into Pasternack’s Pawn Shop, according to their website. The family still ..

A majority of D.C. lawmakers also said Thursday they oppose a new stadium at the RFK campus.

For prolific real estate investor Ethan Conrad, the standard purchase is a property with some obvious upside to make, especially in the form of vacant space to fill.

Why your business could be denied cybersecurity insurance coverageDevelopers are adopting innovative solutions to keep up with rising demand for lab spaces.

As a hub for life sciences research, demand for lab space in Boston is constantly on the rise. When it comes to finding new spaces, developers now need to get creative. According to JLL Boston’s Life Sciences Project and Development Services Managing Director, Chris Maciejczak, tenants need space yesterday, but they do not want their money…

Leadership for two of Dayton’s largest employers have discovered that flexibility is essential while navigating through challenges associated with returning to the office.

The former Lancaster National Speedway – one of the oldest oval racing tracks in the Northeast – has landed new owners and, for the second time in three years, a new name.

Meanwhile, shares of San Francisco's Wells Fargo have fallen about 8% since it was revealed that a federal probe has been opened into the bank's hiring practices.

After covering its own costs, the Washington Convention and Sports Authority aims to award millions in sale proceeds to nonprofits.

The lawsuit alleges the misappropriation of $21 million of county funds that were provided for a road project at the Carolina Panthers HQ site. York County has previously made a claim with GT Real Estate Holdings LLC, Tepper's company overseeing the project that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, for the money, but is now suing other Tepper-led entities.