Colorado’s Kentwood Real Estate bought by Berkshire Hathaway affiliate
7.1.16 Colorado Real Estate, Kentwood, Real Estate ColoradoBy Molly Armbrister, Denver Business Journal HomeServices of America, an affiliate of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., has acquired Colorado residential real estate company Kentwood Real Estate, one of the biggest brokerages in metro Denver. As ...
DaVita-anchored office tower sold to Invesco Real Estate just days after construction began
6.29.16 16 Chestnut, DaVita HealthCare Partners, Office Building for Sale DenverBy: Emily Rusch, Denver Post A 19-story downtown office tower to be anchored by DaVita HealthCare Partners has traded hands mere days after the start of construction. Invesco Real Estate purchased the land, as well as the construction rights, for 16 ...
By: The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Americans snapped up houses in May almost as soon as properties were listed, fueling the strongest sales rate in nearly a decade. Sales of existing homes rose 1.8 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate ...
Thornton apartment complex sells for $69.5M
6.27.16 Apartment Building for Sale, Commercial Real Estate Denver, Denver Apartment MarketBy: Ben Miller, Denver Business Journal A Thornton apartment complex has been sold to a Los Angeles private real estate investment company for $69.5 million. Aragon Holdings of Los Angeles bought the 32-year-old, 167,000-square-foot Skyline Apartments at 8849 ...
Online lending company spreads its wings in downtown Denver
6.24.16 On Deck Capital, Online Lending Company, Real Estate DenverBy: Monica Mendoza, Denver Business Journal When New York-based online lending company On Deck Capital Inc. made a move into Denver three years ago, it had a “shoe box” for an office with all 16 employees crammed in. Wednesday, the now-170 employees ...
Would Colorado minimum-wage hike lead to big job losses?
6.23.16 Colorado Economy, Colorado Employment, Colorado Minimum WageBy: Ed Sealover, Denver Business Journal Employment in Colorado would fall by some 90,000 people — particularly among younger and lower-skilled workers — over the next six years if statewide voters were to approve a proposed ballot measure this fall ...