City: Denver

August 24, 2004 The Denver PostOwners of the Park Meadow mall in Denver have purchased a vacant Lord & Taylor store with plans to convert most of the 200,000 square-foot space into a holiday-themed shopping and service area. When the ...

August 16, 2004 The Denver Business Journal An affiliate of the Los Angeles Fire & Police Pension System, has put a six-building office campus in Greenwood Village, Colo., on the block. Greenwood Corporate Plaza, totaling 612,000 square feet, could trade ...

August 13, 2004 Rocky Mountain NewsSimon Property Group will be hiring a black executive to work on tenant and leasing issues in an effort to ease tensions with the black community surrounding Colorado's Aurora Mall. Earlier this week, a local ...

August 9, 2004 The Denver Business JournalThe Writer Square retail and office property in downtown Denver is for sale – again. Alliance Commercial Partners put the property up for sale about 60 days ago through Mike Winn and Tim Richey ...

August 4, 2004 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportThe Mills Corp. (NYSE:MLS) is taking on a new joint venture partner for one of its shopping centers in California and is working to refinance another property in Colorado.The Arlington, Va., REIT ...

July 22, 2004 Rocky Mountain NewsAmerican Realty Advisors of Glendale, Calif., has paid $88 million for an 84 percent stake in downtown Denver's Independence Plaza. The Amstar Group will retain a 16 percent interest in the 25-story tower at 16th ...

July 16, 2004 Rocky Mountain NewsHighpointe, the $1.5 billion mixed-use development that is proposed for Aurora and Denver, Colo., will also include a 500-room hotel. Developer Ray Pittman, head of Landmark Properties Group, is in talks with a hotel operator ...

July 16, 2004 ProLogis, a provider of distribution facilities and services, plans to build its headquarters in Denver, Colo.'s Gateway Park. The new 80,000-square-foot, five-story headquarters will be near 40th Avenue and Airport Way on a six-acre site purchased from ...

July 15, 2004 Rocky Mountain News (Sixth item)Wal-Mart is planning to build a 900,000-square-foot warehouse in Pueblo West, Colo. The retailer will pay about $4 million for the 150-acre site. The project will generate 300 jobs initially with the work ...