DENVER-The Broe Cos., which plans a $250 million buying spree of medical office buildings, snaps up 21 properties in six states. Broe collaborates with Southern California-based Nationwide Properties Inc. on the deal.
DENVER-Ending more than a year of speculation, Joyce Meskis confirms she will end an era by closing her Tattered Cover Book Store in Cherry Creek. The book retailer is moving to a new location in the historic Lowenstein Theater on East Colfax Avenue.
DENVER-Ending more than a year of speculation, Joyce Meskis confirms she will end an era by closing her Tattered Cover Book Store in Cherry Creek. The book retailer is moving to a new location in the historic Lowenstein Theater on East Colfax Avenue.
DENVER-Ending more than a year of speculation, Joyce Meskis confirms she will end an era by closing her Tattered Cover Book Store in Cherry Creek. The book retailer is moving to a new location in the historic Lowenstein Theater on East Colfax Avenue.
DENVER-The Denver-area apartment vacancy rate increased slightly to 7.9% for the fourth quarter of 2005, up from 7.7%, in the third quarter of last year. This is not uncommon, says one analyst, as vacancy rates typically rise for seasonal reasons in the fourth quarter from the third quarter.
AURORA, CO-Inland Real Estate Development, based in Oak Brook, IL, and Chicago-based Daly Group are teaming up to build 600,000-sf power retail center. Known as the Marketplace at Jewell Commons, the center has a completed value of $60 million to $70 million.
AURORA, CO-Inland Real Estate Development, based in Oak Brook, IL, and Chicago-based Daly Group are teaming up to build 600,000-sf power retail center. Known as the Marketplace at Jewell Commons, the center has a completed value of $60 million to $70 million.
AURORA, CO-Inland Real Estate Development, based in Oak Brook, IL, and Chicago-based Daly Group are teaming up to build 600,000-sf power retail center. Known as the Marketplace at Jewell Commons, the center has a completed value of $60 million to $70 million.
DENVER-The city's 189.2-million-sf industrial market posts a 9.5% vacancy at the end of 2005. One report notes that economic growth will come from small business in slight increments, leading to an eventual but very gradual improvement.