Thomas Gounley is an Editor/Reporter at BusinessDen. He covers commercial real estate and development, focusing on topics such as real estate investment, property management, and the housing market. Thomas has been featured in BizWest Media LLC, Daily Camera, BusinessDen, and The Denver Post.
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Thomas Gounley's coverage predominantly focuses on local real estate and business news in Denver, Colorado. He often covers government announcements, press releases, and private sector developments related to the real estate industry in this area.
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By: Thomas Gounley
The tiny town of Nederland has received $830,000 in bills so far as it seeks to purchase Eldora Mountain Resort, the ski area 5 miles from Town Hall.
Evan Makovsky has dropped NAI Global. The head of Denver brokerage NAI Shames Makovsky has cut ties with the firm, which operates like a franchisor.
A Canadian firm building a downtown Denver condominium complex has purchased the land next to it for a possible second project.
An Uptown office complex once eyed for conversion to apartments is hitting the auction block.
By: Thomas Gounley
The former Cathedral High School building in Uptown, which the city considers to be neglected and derelict, has a new owner.
Zeppelin is back at Zeppelin Station. Kyle Zeppelin, CEO of Denver-based Zeppelin Development, and partners Neil Adam and Jason Kaplan took back the keys to the RiNo office building on Thursday.
A Lincoln Park apartment building is in receivership after its developer failed to pay off a loan. The Pop Denver building at 655 N.
Kyle Zeppelin, CEO of Denver-based Zeppelin Development, and partners Neil Adam and Jason Kaplan took back the keys to the RiNo office building on Thursday.
Denver is poised to buy a former credit union branch in the Golden Triangle for a future city park.
Denver has 17 city-operated dog parks. But Broadway Bark, which opened two years ago, is operated by a metro district created to help develop Broadway Park.
