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The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 5.30.25

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Want to see your sale or lease here? Fill out this form to appear in next week’s Pipeline and learn more about what deals we accept here. Deals of note:The Cherry Creek School District leased 57,000-square-feet across three floors at Metropoint II, 4610 South Ulster St., in Denver. Kolbel and Company and Real Capital Solutions purchased Metropoint I and II last year for $22 million, and are in the midst of a $10 million renovation of the buildings.
Molecule Effect closing Wash Park cafe

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Mark Landman and Megyn Rodgers are splitting off from Wash Park. The Molecule Effect location at 300 S. Logan St. will close by the end of August – when its lease expires. The duo plan to pour all their efforts into their other location at 2215 S. Broadway. “We decided that with the rising costs of everything, with the economic climate, that this was an opportunity for us to scale back and really refocus on our other location.
LG subsidiary lighting up new Cherry Creek office

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

David Rudnick is looking forward to moving his company to Cherry Creek. “It’s a very cool neighborhood and very safe for our employees. There’s a lot to do there; it has a bunch of arteries that feed into other neighborhoods and access points throughout the city,” Rudnick said. The 58-year-old is the chief technology officer at LG Ad Solutions, an independent company majority owned by tech giant LG. It runs advertising for LG’s smart TVs, car displays and billboards.
Volunteers with Wisconsin's Rock Creek Disabled Outdoors build friendships through helping others hunt

1 week ago | outdoornews.com | Matt Geiger

Over the course of more than a quarter century, hundreds of disabled persons have experienced the thrill of the hunt thanks to a non-profit based in the rural hamlet of Willard in Clark County, Wis. Many have thanked the volunteers who make it happen, but there is one expression of gratitude that still rings in the ears of Molly Luther, who has volunteered for Rock Creek Disabled Outdoors for 12 years and now serves as its secretary:“Thank you for treating us like people,” the man said.
Big slice of downtown Morrison hits market for $15M

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

There’s a big new commercial listing in the tiny town of Morrison. Dave Killingsworth, a business owner in the town of 400 by Red Rocks Amphitheatre, recently put his 1.3-acre block along Bear Creek Avenue up for sale, with a price tag of $15 million. It includes two parking lots and 12,400 square feet of building space, used by two restaurants, an upholstery shop, three rental units and a bar.
42 years later, these trout habitat ‘tools’ still at work in Wisconsin

2 weeks ago | outdoornews.com | Matt Geiger

Anglers wading and floating small trout rivers and streams this month may not even notice them, but LUNKERS structures have – and still do – play a key role in stream management.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 5.23.25

2 weeks ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Want to see your sale or lease here? Fill out this form to appear in next weekâ€™s Pipeline and learn more about what deals we accept here.Â Deals of note:LCP Management LLC, a property management firm, leased 3,634 office square feet at 1127 Sherman St. in Denver. The company, currently at 777 Grant St., previously developed projects including Edgewater Public Market and RiNoâ€™s Larimer 30 in RiNo. Eric Shaw of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors represented LCP.
Hotel conversion planned as architects sell Ballpark building for $6.5M

2 weeks ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

For Ballpark businessman Jon Van Sistine, 1010 Park Ave. was love at first sight.¬†‚ÄúIts an amazing building. I used to drive by on the street everyday. I would always tell my wife that’s the most beautiful building in Denver,‚ÄĚ he said. Last week, Van Sistine purchased the 12,200-square-foot, three-story building for $6.5 million from Open Studio Architecture, the firm that developed the property in 2018 and has its office on the second floor.
CentrePoint picks up Gold’s Marketplace in Wheat Ridge for $16M

2 weeks ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Tucker Manion is mining for retail gold in his own backyard. The founder of Denver-based investment firm CentrePoint Properties purchased the 59,000-square-foot Gold’s Marketplace at the corner of 26th Avenue and Kipling Street in Wheat Ridge this week for $15.8 million. “It’s where people go on Saturdays,” said Manion, who lives a few blocks away. “This is the last thing from a cookie-cutter retail asset that you typically see.
Buyer says deal for former Wheat Ridge hospital campus will close in fall

2 weeks ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Chris Elliott is very familiar with the old Lutheran hospital in Wheat Ridge. “My mother worked here for about 20 years … I spent three weeks there getting my appendix out,” he said. The 69-year-old Arvada native runs E5X Management Inc., a Centennial-based firm. On Tuesday afternoon, he was formally announced as the developer buying the 100-acre former Lutheran Medical Center campus. Elliott said he expects to close on the land and begin building this fall.