City: Denver

February 25, 2003 Rocky Mountain News (First Item)Marc Realty, an investment group from Chicago, paid $23 million, or $179.89/sf, for the 128,500-square-foot Vista building at 9201 E. Dry Creek Road in Denver. The building was sold by TCB#12, affiliated with ...

February 20, 2003 RockyMountainNews.comFaegre & Benson, the city's fourth-largest law firm, leased 72,200 square feet for 11 years in the Wells Fargo Center in one of the largest office leases in downtown this year. The firm is leaving Republic Plaza ...

Challenger International is set to pay about $58 million for the headquarters of Invesco Funds Group. The purchase is the third U.S investment for Challenger, a Sydney company that entered the market six months ago.

February 18, 2003 Wellsford Real Properties Inc. (AMEX:WRP) has obtained a $40 million mortgage to refinance the 424-unit Green River rental phase of its Palomino Park residential development in Highlands Ranch, Colo.A major insurance company provided the New York-based merchant ...

February 7, 2003 Denver Business JournalDENVER – The Marlee Shopping Center at 4255 W. Florida Ave. has been sold for $5 million. The 89,000-square-foot center, anchored by a Save-A-Lot grocery store, is 97.5 percent leased. The seller was Marlee Shopping ...

February 6, 2003 Rocky Mountain NewsDENVER – The Denver Athletic Club has entered into an 120-day exclusive agreement to negotiate with Corporex to develop a 300- to 450- room hotel on the club's parking lot at 1325 Glenarm Place. Hotel ...

February 6, 2003 Rocky Mountain NewsDENVER – Hall & Evans, one of the largest law firms in Denver, is leaving the Tabor Center, where it leases 63,000 square feet on three floors. The firm plans to vacate Tabor by June ...

February 5, 2003 RockyMountainNews.comDENVER – First Allied Corp., a holding company for Buccaneers owner Malcolm Glazer, paid developer Eric Bush $6.35 million for the 19,720-square-foot Ulster Terrace shopping center in the heart of the Denver Tech Center. That translates into ...

February 5, 2003 Rocky Mountain NewsDENVER – Bigg's superstore, in the Thornton Town Center at East 104th Avenue and Interstate 25, closed its doors last week. The 240,000-square-foot store, owned by Supervalu of Minneapolis, is expected to be replaced by ...