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Stanley British Primary School plans new arts building to replace Lowry swimming pool (opens the original)
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Stanley British Primary School is planning a curtain call for the swimming pool located on its Lowry campus. Lowry Swim Club previously operated the pool on Stanley’s campus for approximately 25 years through a longstanding partnership, but the decision by Stanley British to not renew the swim club’s lease was announced back in April. The club’s final day of operation took place earlier this month. The private school has proposed a new arts and community building, complete with a stage and audit
6th Avenue plumber known for giant flag seeks patriotic buyer (opens the original)
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Brad Apple, a lifelong plumber, has one nagging issue he can’t fix. “Every time I drive across town, I see a brand new van I’ve never seen,” he said. The 68-year-old says he’s seen his industry transform since the pandemic, with customers strapped for cash and cutting back on repairs. At the same time, he’s facing a new breed of competition. Many local outfits are merging with others or selling off to out-of-state private equity funds with seemingly bottomless pocketbooks, he said. Meanwhile, un
Downtown Denver hotel owner eyes a second one nearby in the ‘distant future’ (opens the original)
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Jonathan Gandhi sees a former bank branch on Colfax as a long-term investment. The 40-year-old local hotelier and spa owner proposed building a 7-story, 168-room hotel at 606 W. Colfax Ave. on the edge of the Golden Triangle earlier this month, and went under contract to buy the property around the same time. “It could potentially work for a hotel in some distant future when the hotel market recovers,” Gandhi said. The site, listed for sale at $1.1 million, was last home to a Bank of Denver loca
National retailer asks for $3M to open up on Denver’s 16th Street Mall (opens the original)
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Chuck Perry has a national tenant that wants to light up a dark corner of the 16th Street Mall. Burlington, formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory, is in talks with the Denver developer to lease 23,000 square feet on the ground floor of the Denver Dry Goods Building, at the corner of California and 16th streets. The New Jersey-based company is the third-largest off-price retailer in the country, with over 1,100 stores from Puerto Rico to Alaska. It would be the store’s first location in Denve
Douglas County School District snaps up Meridian office building at deep discount (opens the original)
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The Douglas County School District has completed its course in distressed office real estate. On Thursday, the district purchased the 140,000-square-foot Meridian One office building at 9785 Maroon Circle for $6 million, or about $43 per square foot. The property is just 16% leased and has been in receivership since December 2023 after seller Felton Properties Inc. defaulted on its loan. The Oregon-based real estate investment firm bought the building in 2014 for $12.8 million, according to publ
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