Jonathan Rose
Journalist at Bisnow
Former Denver Business Journal editor and founder of the Regulated State newsletter, hyper-focused on the Colorado cannabis industry. Sign up today!
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Despite public claims they’re exploring multiple locations for a new stadium, the Denver Broncos have been in regular talks with Denver Water about land near Burnham Yard since early 2024, 9News reports. The discussions involve top Broncos executives and city officials, including Mayor Mike Johnston’s chief of staff, and coincide with land acquisitions around the site. Burnham Yard, between 6th and 13th avenues in the La Alma Lincoln Park neighborhood, sits next to Denver Water’s campus.
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2 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment has taken full control of The River Mile development, acquiring longtime partner Revesco Properties’ stake in the 62-acre project that includes Elitch Gardens and Meow Wolf’s Denver outpost. The deal, which closed Wednesday, consolidates ownership of one of downtown Denver’s largest and most ambitious redevelopment efforts under KSE — the powerhouse behind the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche and the 70-acre Ball Arena redevelopment just next door.
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2 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
On any given Sunday at Champagne Tiger — the queer-owned French restaurant that opened last year in the former Tom’s Diner building — patrons are met with something different as they walk in for the venue’s weekly drag brunch: a fundraising T-shirt and other collateral promoting a cultural movement quietly gaining momentum on East Colfax and beyond.
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2 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Shops at 6th & Broadway, a 12K SF retail center at one of Denver’s busiest intersections, has sold for $7.2M. Located at Sixth Avenue and Broadway, the property was 76% leased at the time of sale, with tenants including AT&T, Jersey Mike’s, Einstein Bros. Bagels and Palm Beach Tan. The buyer, an unnamed local family office, and the seller, an unnamed private local investor, were both represented by Marcus & Millichap’s Ian Hicks, Ryan Bowlby and Drew Isaac.
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3 weeks ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Castle Rock is 535 acres bigger after its town council approved the annexation and rezoning of a longtime cattle ranch west of Founders Parkway. The move tees up a major new master-planned project called Pine Canyon, set to include 1,800 homes, as much as 600K SF of commercial space and a potential high-end resort and spa. The land, split by Interstate 25 and already surrounded by town boundaries, has been in the same family for six generations dating back to an 1885 Homestead Act claim.
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