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Lone Tree considering new development, hundreds of homes
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Social Security Barely Covers Rent Elsewhere, But It Buys A Whole Life In This Small Colorado Town
There’s a version of retirement in Colorado that doesn’t involve a trust fund, a pension from a Fortune 500 company, or a relative who left you something useful, and it exists in Delta, Colorado. Delta is a small western slope town that has somehow managed to stay affordable...
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This Tiny Mining Town In Colorado Still Has Homes Under $250,000 And A Walkable Main Street
Colorado home prices have climbed so high that many buyers now scroll listings the way people check the weather, hoping for a small break. Tucked along the Arkansas River in Fremont County, one old coal and oil town has kept its prices within reach for far more people than the big mountain resorts.
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Nuveen Acquires 113K-SF Aurora Retail Center
Nuveen Real Estate has acquired Highpoint Marketplace, a 113,833-square-foot retail center in Aurora, Colo. Commercial Search reports that Gerrity Group sold the asset for $36.3 million or roughly $319 per square foot. Gerrity Group paid $24 million for the Safeway-anchored center in 2018. Located at 18730 E. Hampden Ave., the...
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RCS Picks Up Denver’s Terrace Tower
Real Capital Solutions (RCS), in partnership with Dunton Commercial, has acquired Terrace Tower, a 243,464-square-foot Class A office building in the Denver Tech Center. The 12-story tower is located at 5619 DTC Parkway in Greenwood Village, CO. The purchase price was not disclosed; however, RCS says the acquisition basis is substantially below the estimated cost of more than $500 per square foot to develop comparable Class A office space in the Denver Tech Center.
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In South Denver, Colorado, Temporary Rate Buydowns Are Expiring – and the Safety Net Isn’t There
The 2-1 buydown was supposed to be a bridge. Buyers who locked in mortgages two to three years ago at rates near 7% used the program to ease into ownership, paying two percentage points less in year one, one point less in year two, and the full rate in year three. The implicit bet was that rates would fall before the full payment kicked in. In the south Denver market, that bet is now coming due, and the rate environment hasn’t cooperated.
Westword
Coming Soon: Noodles by Nina seeking second location
What’s on the horizon for Denver’s food scene?. The biggest news coming out of this week is the pending expansion of hand-pulled noodle favorite Noodles by Nina, formerly Magic Noodle House. According to an active commercial real estate listing, the fast-casual noodle house is seeking a second-generation restaurant space of up to 3,500 square feet. There’s no specific neighborhood named, only that it be a walkable area with “strong weekday lunch and evening dinner demand” far enough away from the original location on 17th Ave to not overlap customers. That could includes Boulder, Castle Rock or even Fort Collins.