DENVER-Meetings with officials from Marriott, Starwood, Hilton, Loew's and possibly Omni were on Mayor Wellington Webb's weekend schedule. The city is looking for an operator of a hotel at its Downtown convention center.
DENVER-The December opening of Black Hawk Casino by Hyatt is credited with the state's 43 casinos generating a record $63.6 million in net proceeds in March. Black Hawk's 20 casinos post the lion's share.
DENVER-The December opening of Black Hawk Casino by Hyatt is credited with the state's 43 casinos generating a record $63.6 million in net proceeds in March. Black Hawk's 20 casinos post the lion's share.
DENVER-Wells Real Estate Investment Trust latest class-A acquisition is 100% leased to Travelers Express Co. Inc., which is obligated for another 10 years, and is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
GOLDEN, CO-Peak Properties and Development Corp. of Boulder is building the 45-unit senior housing/independent living facility at Washington and 11th streets in this city's Downtown. Tax increment financing also is being provided.
DENVER-Mayor Wellington Webb is scheduled to meet with top officials from Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, Starwood, Omni, and Loews next week in the first step to developing a hotel across the street from the city's $268-million convention center.
DENVER-Metropolitan Homes will build 400 units of its patio homes, townhomes and condominiums after buying acreage from Schuck Corp. Melody Homes plans single-family developments.
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO-Mountain View in Henderson, NV; Tara Woods in Fort Myers, FL; Maple Run in Clio, MI and CSI at Holly Hills in Holly, MI receive honors from the Manufactured Housing Institute.
DENVER-The Panorama Park class-A office building at 9195 E. Mineral Ave., which the now-bankrupt Rhythms NetConnections is believed to have spent nearly $15 to build but never occupied, is bought by the South Metro Fire District for $5 million--$49 per sf.
DENVER-Despite a doubling in the statewide vacancy rate from 3.2% to 7.3%, the rate in most ski communities remains under 5%, considered tight by multifamily industry standards.