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CU to buy Independence Plaza at 80% discount

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By Thomas Gounley Verified
| BusinessDen Verified
Independence Plaza was built in 1971 and last sold in 2007. (Courtesy Guerilla Capturing) The University of Colorado Foundation will pay $29.75 million to purchase Independence  Plaza, the downtown Denver office tower. That’s according to documents prepared for the university’s system’s Board of Regents, which also state that the deal will close Friday. The 25-story tower’s current owner, Independence Plaza Investment Group, paid $144.5 million for it in 2007.
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Architecture firm moving office from Boulder to downtown Denver

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By Thomas Gounley Verified
| BusinessDen Verified
The 1900 Lawrence office tower on May 28, 2026. (BusinessDen file) An Atlanta, Georgia-based architecture firm is moving its local office from Boulder to downtown Denver. Cooper Carry has leased 5,800 square feet in the 1900 Lawrence office tower, which was completed in 2024. CEO Kyle Reis said the firm, which acquired the Boulder office when it purchased 505Design in 2023, specifically wanted to be downtown. “It’s a little bit more central to the clients we’d like to work with, consultants.
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Nonprofit purchases controversial Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora for $4.5M

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By Thomas Gounley Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Edge at Lowry, one of the nation’s most notorious apartment complexes before being shut down in 2025, has sold. Five of the complex’s six buildings in the 1200 block of Dallas in Aurora were purchased this month by the East Colfax Community Collective’s mixed-income neighborhood trust, public records show. The collective is “focused on fighting displacement in the East Colfax area of Denver and Aurora,” according to trust director Carson Bryant.
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