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Land Title president buys FirstBank’s 1031 exchange business, launches new Colorado company (opens the original)
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PNC Bank wasn’t the only company that struck a deal with FirstBank last year. “With the PNC acquisition of FirstBank, the opportunity came in front of us to acquire their 1031 company,” he said. Freyer, who turns 50 this year, is president of Denver-based Land Title Guarantee Co., one of Colorado’s largest title companies. It had its own subsidiary devoted to facilitating 1031 exchanges, a tool that allows real estate sellers to defer taxes by using their profits to purchase a new property. Frey
Denver Tech Center office tower sells to previous owner for $57M (opens the original)
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It’s deja vu for a Denver Tech Center office tower. The Regency Plaza building at 4643 S. Ulster St. in Denver sold on Monday to PaulsCorps, a Denver-based firm that previously owned the building. PaulsCorp, which is headquartered in Cherry Creek, paid $57.3 million for the 15-story, 335,000-square-foot tower. That works out to $170 a square foot. PaulsCorp financed the deal with a $40 million, six-year loan from Collegiate Peaks Bank. An additional $7 million loan can be drawn down, per the loa
Foreclosures on the rise in the Denver area: ‘A dramatic uptick in volume’ (opens the original)
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Foreclosure filings are on the rise in the Denver area. Through the end of August, 495 properties in Denver had been the subject of a notice of election and demand, a formal filing from a lender following a loan default that initiates the county foreclosure process. For comparison, foreclosure had been initiated on 426 Denver properties by the same time in 2025, according to online filings. The recent increases began last year. Prior to that, there were three relatively stable years. There were
Distressed DTC office sells after lawsuit against receiver ends (opens the original)
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A distressed office complex in the Denver Tech Center has sold following the resolution of a lawsuit. Prentice Avenue LLC purchased the Offices at the Promenade complex at 7935 and 7995 E. Prentice Ave. in Greenwood Village last week for $5.4 million, according to public records. That was 68% less than 2016, when the property sold for $16.9 million. The complex is approximately 132,000 square feet, so the latest deal works out to $41 a square foot. The buyer is linked to Mooney Enterprises LLC,
Glendale says Salazar ‘manufactured a dispute’ to bail on entertainment district (opens the original)
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The city of Glendale claims a local developer that sued over a land deal for a planned entertainment district last year just wanted to get out of the project. “Developer had no intention of completing the Project, so it manufactured a dispute to avoid closing on the purchase of the Phase 1 Property,” Glendale said in a court filing earlier this month. Denver-based Central Street Capital, led by Rob Salazar, struck a deal with Glendale in 2021 to develop a 10-acre retail-centric project along Vir
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