Matt Geiger is a journalist at BusinessDen, where he covers commercial real estate and development. His work encompasses a variety of themes including construction, real estate investment, and the housing market, with a keen interest in the intersection of architecture and environmental issues. Matt's insights and reporting have also been featured in High On Films, Outdoor News, and CCM Colorado News.
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Matt Geiger's articles primarily focus on local business and real estate developments in Denver, Colorado. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for news directly from businesses or organizations.
Given his emphasis on local business and real estate, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new commercial properties, significant transactions or acquisitions within the Denver area, as well as insights into the economic trends impacting these sectors locally.
Additionally, since Matt covers entertainment and food & beverage topics to a lesser extent but still significantly, he may also be open to pitches related to noteworthy restaurant openings/closures or events within the entertainment industry taking place in Denver.
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“We were already on schedule for closing, so the deal was pretty much done,” club owner Wuilmer Varela Cardoza told BusinessDen.
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This week’s sales and leases include everything from a Tesla service center in Centennial to a furniture showroom on Broadway.
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Nhat Pham and Alice Ngo have been slinging 600 cups of coffee and tea on weekends, and are looking to expand their reach into the Highlands.
The developer is working to bring Sprouts to the brewpub's former building.
The empty lot fetched $7.70 per square foot in the deal.
New restaurant leases in the suburbs and industrial outdoor storage property sales north of Denver round out this week's commercial real estate transactions.
