“We’re here to ask you to engage with us in a public-private partnership to save the Sugar Mill and make a unique Longmont-centered place,” Woolley said. “We’re making a bold declaration that we’re all engaged in being visionaries.”
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Jason Battista joined St. Charles Town Company LLC as a development partner.
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Jason Battista featured in Mile High CRE Movers and Shakers 06.09.23
Continue readingHousing Denver’s ‘missing middle:’ Developers get creative, but seek need city’s help to make it happen
“As a developer, you have a choice right now. You can just keep your head in the sand … or you can be part of a new solution.”
Continue readingSap Sua opening on Colfax with reinterpreted Vietnamese dishes
It’s been two years since chefs Anna and Anthony Nguyen moved back to Colorado from California with the idea to start their own restaurant. And after a series of pop-up previews that garnered a lot of attention from Denver foodies, the couple has finally found a location.
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In 1995, St. Charles purchased a 40,000-square-foot, 9-year vacant, run-down, mid-century modern office building at the corner of Tremont and Colfax.
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In 1995, St. Charles purchased a 40,000-square-foot, 9-year vacant, run-down, mid-century modern office building at the corner of Tremont and Colfax.
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This “jewel box” Victorian structure is one of the buildings remaining in downtown Denver constructed during the gold rush period.
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In 2004, St. Charles broke ground on its second phase of the former Benjamin Moore site. Brunetti Lofts was St. Charles’ first affordable housing development.
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In 1998, St. Charles purchased a former furniture warehouse at the corner of Speer and Auraria (formerly Wazee Street).
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