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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The company is looking to take three-fourths of a floor at 1900 Lawrence.
The Belcaro site is poised to be redeveloped.
A parking garage for nowhere sits along Virginia Avenue. The latest problem is a ground lease expiration, according to the developer.
The Broncos want SRM Concrete’s land, although team owner Greg Penner said in March that a deal had yet to be reached.
By: Thomas Gounley
King Soopers opened a new $37 million grocery store in Denver’s Virginia Village neighborhood as developers pursue redevelopment plans for its former Belcaro site.
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By: Thomas Gounley
“The current demand for commercial office space is low, and the Court cannot find it is likely to increase soon,” Judge Kimberley Tyson wrote.
By: Thomas Gounley
The Denver Downtown Development Authority has begun making improvements to Denver Pavilions and has hired an artist to design a new mural to replace a 15-year-old museum advertisement.
By: Thomas Gounley
A lender can foreclose on a downtown Denver office tower that filed for bankruptcy last year, a judge ruled last week.
