DENVER-Industrial real estate investment trust ProLogis amends a shelf registration to sell securities for about $307 million. This amends an agreement that first was filed in July 2004, when ProLogis filed plans to issue as much as 7.4 million shares.
DENVER-Locally based CMCB Development Co. wins the bid for the first 17 acres in the 500-acre Peña Project. Located along Peña Boulevard, the development will serve those traveling along the major highway to and from the Denver International Airport.
DENVER-Locally based CMCB Development Co. wins the bid for the first 17 acres in the 500-acre Peña Project. Located along Peña Boulevard, the development will serve those traveling along the major highway to and from the Denver International Airport.
BLACK HAWK, CO-Ameristar Casinos reveals plans for its renovated and expanded casino, as well as details on its new hotel. According to company figures, the hotel will cost $180 million, while the land, casino and the casino renovation amount to $200 million.
BLACK HAWK, CO-Ameristar Casinos reveals plans for its renovated and expanded casino, as well as details on its new hotel. According to company figures, the hotel will cost $180 million, while the land, casino and the casino renovation amount to $200 million.
VAIL, CO-Clark's Market, the small existing store, will close on April 15. The new Crossroads Market will temporarily replace it until the entire shopping center is razed in 2007, making way for the $400-million development to be known as Solaris.
VAIL, CO-Clark's Market, the small existing store, will close on April 15. The new Crossroads Market will temporarily replace it until the entire shopping center is razed in 2007, making way for the $400-million development to be known as Solaris.
VAIL, CO-Clark's Market, the small existing store, will close on April 15. The new Crossroads Market will temporarily replace it until the entire shopping center is razed in 2007, making way for the $400-million development to be known as Solaris.
DENVER-Richard Geller, owner of locally based Paradise Land Co. and whose family owns Paradise Cleaners, pays $3 million for a 27,000-sf building 1313 Tremont Place. Once the building is demolished, Geller will most likely operate the land as a parking lot.
GREELEY, CO-The retail REIT's purchase sits on nearly an acre of land in the Centerplace shopping center near 47th Avenue and US Highway 34. Regency, an operator and developer of neighborhood and community grocery shopping centers, plans to open a Panda Express restaurant in the building.
