Tag: Central Business District
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Man dead following Friday night stabbing in Denver
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A man died following an alleged stabbing in Denver on Friday evening. Police responded to a report of a stabbing in the area of 15th Street and Glenarm Place — in the Central Business District neighborhood — right before midnight Saturday, according to a social media post by the Denver Police Department. Upon arrival, officers found a man…
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Denver gets $1M grant to upgrade downtown’s Skyline Park
One of downtown Denver’s next projects got a financial boost. Denver Parks and Recreation announced it received a $1 million grant from Great Outdoors Colorado to make “transformative” upgrades to the Central Business District’s Skyline Park. As Denver starts reopening parts of 16th Street Mall after a lengthy and expensive construction project, the city is…
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Denver mayor unveils plan to invest up to $500 million to fix downtown
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Mayor Mike Johnston’s administration on Thursday announced the expansion of the Downtown Development Authority to allow the city to invest up to $500 million in the area, which has been struggling to attract visitors since the pandemic hit. Standing outside Union Station, Johnston said increasing…
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Denver in ‘existential fight’ for downtown’s soul, mayor says
One of Mayor Mike Johnston’s primary goals for 2024 is to revive downtown Denver as the economic heart of the city after the pandemic hit downtowns nationwide. Nearly a third of offices downtown sit empty, many employees who used to work there still work remotely and some companies are moving into Cherry Creek instead. Johnston has…
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Denver vacant offices to housing? The devil is in the details, developers say
At a moment when new studies indicate that housing will stay a serious crisis in Denver despite a slower-paced real estate market, some new apartments that were created from an older downtown office are set to open next month. The city is studying whether other offices left vacant after the pandemic can help boost the…
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47-story apartment tower coming to downtown Denver?
The city of Denver has sent a concept plan for a proposed 47-story apartment tower on 17th and California streets back to the development team to clear up some zoning issues, according to a city spokeswoman. South Carolina-based Greystar LLC filed the concept plans with Denver Community Planning and Development on Feb. 8. It’s described…
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What will 2021 bring for Denver’s office market?
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The pandemic shut down of metro Denver offices for the past 10 months hasn’t created a fire sale on office space lease rates. At least not yet. But the impact has been felt far and wide though Denver’s business industry as tenants are finding plenty…
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Denver police look for suspect in 16th Street Mall robbery
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The Denver Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect wanted for a robbery last month on the 16th Street Mall. The suspect committed a robbery at the Ross store on the corner of 16th Street and Stout Street, police said. The robbery happened on Nov. 6 at 11 a.m. The…
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Police release photos of suspects in Sunday’s downtown shooting
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The Denver Police Department released photos Monday of three individuals and a vehicle involved in an early morning shooting Sunday in Denver’s Central Business District. The shooting happened at 3:05 a.m. in the 1700 Block of Champa Street, near the Magnolia Hotel at 17th Street and Champa Street, police said. One victim was located and…
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One wounded in downtown Denver shooting Sunday morning
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An early morning shooting Sunday left one wounded in Denver’s Central Business District, the Denver Police Department announced. The shooting happened in the 1700 Block of Champa Street, near the Magnolia Hotel at 17th Street and Champa Street, police said. DPD announced the shooting at 3:38 a.m. Sunday. One victim was located and transported to a…