Matt Geiger

6 days 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:Table Mesa FJM LLC purchased Outlook Table Mesa, a 250-unit apartment complex at 4051 Clear Creek Drive in Wheat Ridge, for $97 million from Evergreen-40th & Clear Creek Crossing Apartments LLC. The 12.2-acre site was opened in March 2024 and includes 15 residential buildings.

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Mendocino Farms just opened its first Denver location — and is already cultivating its second. The sandwich joint out of southern California submitted documents to the city for a new 54-seat eatery in the Highlands. No one from the company responded to a request for comment. But public records show the business plans to spend $683,000 to build out its new 2,700-square-foot restaurant at 3543 W.

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Nate Melchior is slicing and dicing a distressed office building in Douglas County to attract more tenants to the space. “I know it’s talked about a lot, but it is what’s working right now — being proactive on spec suites,” he said. “Making sure that you’ve got the 1,500-, 3,000-, 5,000-square-foot-option, that’s our focus.”Melchior is the co-owner of Dunton Commercial, a longtime Denver property management firm. The business manages roughly 5 million square feet of office and retail space.

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

Suraj Aryal is bringing the spice back to a vacant Sunnyside restaurant property. “It’s not easy at the moment,” he said of the current restaurant environment. The 38-year-old restaurateur hopes to open the third location of his Indian and Nepali restaurant Spice Kitchen at 2915 W. 44th Ave. later this summer. Aryal purchased the 5,700-square-foot building, formerly home to the Sunnyside Supper Club, an Italian joint, for $2 million last week, records show.

1 week ago | businessden.com | Matt Geiger

A Ramada hotel near Denver International Airport has landed in the hands of a new owner after financial turbulence. Northglenn-based Colorado Hospitality Services, or CHS, purchased the hotel at 6210 N. Tower Road last month for $7.5 million, the company confirmed to BusinessDen. The property entered foreclosure last June and its then-owner, Alpine Hospitality, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July. A lawsuit against Alpine over a loan on the property is still pending.