BOULDER, COLO. – The 140-unit Eastpointe Apartments in Boulder has sold to Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIMCO) for $18 million. The community is located at 1500-1590 Eisenhower Drive. It was built in 1974. AIMCO was represented by Jacob Steele and Nick Steele in Marcus & Millichap’s Denver office.
DENVER – MonkeySports has opened its first superstore in Colorado. The 15,125-square-foot outpost is located at 6578 S. Yosemite Circle in Greenwood Village, just east of Littleton. MonkeySports is the nation’s largest retailer of hockey and lacrosse equipment. It also operates locations in California, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Sweden. MonkeySports was represented by Frank Griffin of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank. The landlord was not named.
AURORA, COLO. – A 34,589-square-foot retail strip center in Aurora has sold to M&M Corporation LLC for $1.8 million. The five-building center is located at 3113-3191 Peoria Street. The property was leased to 16 retailers, many of which were long-term tenants, at the time of sale. M&M was represented by Lan Than of Landmark Real Estate Services. The seller, THS Properties LLC, was represented by Marc Lippitt, Scott Shwayder and Justin Herman of Unique Properties Inc. – TCN Worldwide.
DENVER – A two-story, mixed-use building in Denver has sold to an unnamed buyer for $2.1 million. The building is located at 821-827 Corona Street. It was built in 1919. The buyer was represented by Matt Ritter, Jeff Johnson, Cody Stambaugh and Peter Sengelmann of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors. The unnamed seller was represented by Jules Hochman, Justin Brockman and Billy Riesing of the same firm.
DENVER – Greenbriar Plaza Shopping Center in Denver has sold to JS Western Retail Investments for $8.2 million. The center is located at 7041-7181 Pecos Street. It is fully occupied by 21 tenants, including Family Dollar, Ace Hardware, Pizza Hut and Grease Monkey. Acquisition financing was arranged by Bryan Gortikov of George Elkins Mortgage Banking Company. This is JS Western’s first acquisition in Colorado. The firm was represented by Chris Wiedenmeyer of Legacy Retail Group. The seller, Real Capital Solutions, was represented by Barry Higgins of Marcus and Millichap.
DENVER – A 23-unit apartment building in Denver has sold to an unnamed buyer for $3.4 million. The community is located at 2701 Federal Blvd., near the Highland neighborhood. It was built in 1971. The buyer was represented by Saratoga Property Advisors. The seller, Cedarbridge Apartments, was represented by the Calame Lewallen Team at Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors.
BOULDER, COLO. – Walnut Business Center, a 113,594-square-foot industrial/flex property in Boulder, has received $6.5 million in permanent financing. The center is located at 3201-3297 Walnut Street, 3220-3240 Prairie Ave. and 1925-1965 33rd Street. The eight-tenant center is fully leased. Financing was arranged by Steve Bye and Brian Fisher of NorthMarq Capital’s Denver office through the firm’s correspondent relationship with a life insurance company.
DENVER – Molson Coors Brewing Co. has leased 53,872 square feet in Denver. The 1.3-million-square-foot building is located at 1801 California Street in the city’s Central Business District. Molson Coors was represented by Ted Harris and Travis Young of Cassidy Turley. The landlord, Brookfield Office Properties, was represented by Nicholas Pavlakovich and David Sternberg of Cushman & Wakefield.
ARVADA, COLO. – The 12-unit Scandia Apartments in Arvada has sold to a local buyer for $1.2 million. The community is located at 9990-10000 W. 59th Place. It was built in 1959. Scandia was fully leased at the time of sale. Joe Hornstein represented the buyer, while the local seller was represented by Josh Newell, both of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors.
DENVER — An entity related to ASAP Holdings has purchased the 263-room Sheraton Denver Tech Center for an undisclosed sum. The full-service hotel is located at 7007 South Clinton Street in the Greenwood Village submarket. The Sheraton features more than 12,000 square feet of function space, a restaurant/lounge, a fitness center and outdoor pool. It will continue to be operated by Interstate Hotels & Resorts. The seller was an investment group that included funds affiliated with Varde Partners, Waramaug Hospitality and Interstate Hotels. The transaction was executed by Mike Dube, Geoff Davis and Mike Cahill of HREC Investment Advisors.
