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Old Posted Feb 13, 2018, 10:47 PM
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Huge Robinson Dairy site in Denver’s Sun Valley neighborhood to be sold, could eventually become brewery or distillery
But it's complicated.

Meanwhile the bubly will be flowing for anyone who wants to toast the once notorious Kitty's South starting at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 24.
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Meanwhile the bubly will be flowing for anyone who wants to toast the once notorious Kitty's South starting at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 24.

Definitely a potential winner for the Westword's annual "best re-purposing of an 80s pornhouse" award!
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Old Posted Feb 14, 2018, 6:25 AM
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Old Posted Feb 14, 2018, 7:45 PM
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The last time Tabor 2 and 18th & Market were proposed at the same time we had financial collapse. Is the end of the Market cycle on the horizon this time around?
I'm not expecting any traction at Tabor 2, but WeWork did recently lease like 90k sq/ft in the Tabor Center, so perhaps they could eventually be an anchor tenant to get T2 out of the ground???
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Old Posted Feb 14, 2018, 8:21 PM
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The last time Tabor 2 and 18th & Market were proposed at the same time we had financial collapse. Is the end of the Market cycle on the horizon this time around?
Lacking foot mobility ability I decided to click around for upcoming projects.

To date the only starts in 2018 that I recall would be Block 162 (and that's Yuge) and apparently 4120 Brighton Blvd. 15th and Stout was at the end of 2017 so that's close.

Interestingly the AGC has predicted $5.7 billion of Commercial starts in 2018 which would be 5.6% higher than 2017. I assume that covers the greater metro area and all types of commercial construction.

Since Springtime in the Rockies is primetime for ground breakings it will be interesting to see what else might pop up.
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Old Posted Feb 14, 2018, 8:27 PM
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To date the only starts in 2018 that I recall would be Block 162 (and that's Yuge)
Not sure it's broken ground yet - I can see the lots out my office window and they still haven't closed the parking lots... There might be site prep work for the alley and utilities, but as of this moment it's as close to being under construction as Tabor 2, 18th & Market, or the Trango tower.
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Old Posted Feb 14, 2018, 9:14 PM
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Lacking foot mobility ability I decided to click around for upcoming projects.

To date the only starts in 2018 that I recall would be Block 162 (and that's Yuge) and apparently 4120 Brighton Blvd. 15th and Stout was at the end of 2017 so that's close.

Interestingly the AGC has predicted $5.7 billion of Commercial starts in 2018 which would be 5.6% higher than 2017. I assume that covers the greater metro area and all types of commercial construction.

Since Springtime in the Rockies is primetime for ground breakings it will be interesting to see what else might pop up.
Ok, that jives with what I observed to be actual construction at 4120 Brighton.....
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Old Posted Feb 14, 2018, 10:42 PM
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Lacking foot mobility ability I decided to click around for upcoming projects.

To date the only starts in 2018 that I recall would be Block 162 (and that's Yuge) and apparently 4120 Brighton Blvd. 15th and Stout was at the end of 2017 so that's close.

Interestingly the AGC has predicted $5.7 billion of Commercial starts in 2018 which would be 5.6% higher than 2017. I assume that covers the greater metro area and all types of commercial construction.

Since Springtime in the Rockies is primetime for ground breakings it will be interesting to see what else might pop up.
The 8 story Modera West Wash Park at Grant & Speer should be starting any day now if it hasn't already, I'll check on my way home.

Other Central Denver projects expected to break ground in 2018:
- Rockies West Lot
- Columbine Place/Sears redevelopment in Cherry Creek
- Champa Flats (13 story apartments at 22nd & Champa)
- AMLI RiNo (7 story apartments in Denargo Market)
- Ivy (5 story condos at 33rd & Tejon)
- 1480 Wewatta (12 story micro-apartments at 15th & Wewatta)
- Grandview LoHi (6 story condos at 18th & Central)
- ACE Hotel (11 story hotel at 19th & Grant)
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Old Posted Feb 15, 2018, 5:30 AM
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The 8 story Modera West Wash Park at Grant & Speer should be starting any day now if it hasn't already, I'll check on my way home.

Other Central Denver projects expected to break ground in 2018:
- Rockies West Lot
- Columbine Place/Sears redevelopment in Cherry Creek
- Champa Flats (13 story apartments at 22nd & Champa)
- AMLI RiNo (7 story apartments in Denargo Market)
- Ivy (5 story condos at 33rd & Tejon)
- 1480 Wewatta (12 story micro-apartments at 15th & Wewatta)
- Grandview LoHi (6 story condos at 18th & Central)
- ACE Hotel (11 story hotel at 19th & Grant)
There is also:

- DHA Office (unless this has already broken ground)
- Platte 15
- 600 Park Ave
- 17th and Pearl Apts (if this happens)
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Old Posted Feb 15, 2018, 2:09 PM
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There is also:

- DHA Office (unless this has already broken ground)
- Platte 15
- 600 Park Ave
- 17th and Pearl Apts (if this happens)
They have finished demo of the existing building on the Platte15 site so it should be ready any day. That’s actually one of the cooler upcoming projects IMO because it’s Denver’s first CLT structure.

I’ll also add I’m most skeptical about the Rockies West Lot and Columbine Place/Sears redevelopment breaking ground this year. But they are also the most transformative projects on the current 2018 list, everything else being mostly infill filler. Add 18th & Market and Block 162 to that list as major projects that are also in the “I’ll believe it when I see actual excavation occurring on site”. And then you have the “pie in the sky” projects like 650 17th St and Paradise condos, not sure if Tabor 2 should be on that list or the former yet..
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There is also:

- DHA Office (unless this has already broken ground)
- 17th and Pearl Apts (if this happens)
The DHA Office broke ground a little while back and the elevator cores are already higher than the other surrounding buildings.

17th & Pearl is under way as well, or at least it looked that way around the first of the year.
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I drove by 21st and Arapahoe this morning and the warehouse that was on the north side was torn down and a fence is around the site. Any ideas what is going on there?
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I drove by 21st and Arapahoe this morning and the warehouse that was on the north side was torn down and a fence is around the site. Any ideas what is going on there?

Pretty sure that the new PBS studio.
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Old Posted Feb 15, 2018, 4:54 PM
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I drove by 21st and Arapahoe this morning and the warehouse that was on the north side was torn down and a fence is around the site. Any ideas what is going on there?
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I finally was able to see the nighttime exterior illumination for the Confluence last night. It was really cool. I was exiting on Speer from NB I-25 and it was right in my face. It looked like blue rain or something. It was off by 9 pm. though.
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Old Posted Feb 15, 2018, 10:31 PM
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For you young guys/gals (or old guys/gals) who can't afford the Coloradan looking for a "more affordable" condo in a building actually built well in a good location, looks like they are converting Moda Lofts in Stapleton from apartments. 2958 Syracuse St
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Old Posted Feb 15, 2018, 10:34 PM
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I finally was able to see the nighttime exterior illumination for the Confluence last night. It was really cool. I was exiting on Speer from NB I-25 and it was right in my face. It looked like blue rain or something. It was off by 9 pm. though.
Did you get a picture? I've been dying to see it...
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Old Posted Feb 15, 2018, 10:43 PM
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Old Posted Feb 16, 2018, 4:23 PM
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Is a public media center like a library?
No. The "Public" comes from the Public in PBS. They used to be Rocky Mountain Public Broadcasting Service, (RMPBS). They are a PBS affiliate. But now they bought KUVO, which will be moving to the new studio, and changed their name to Rocky Mountain Public Media. They also own stations in, Pueblo and Grand Junction, if not a few more cities.
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