Thomas Gounley is an Editor/Reporter at BusinessDen. He covers commercial real estate and development, with a focus on the housing market, urban development, and the construction industry. 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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Downtown Denver's newest skyscraper has signed its biggest lease yet. Tax and consulting firm RSM leased 62,000 square feet in the 1900 Lawrence tower in the third quarter, according to real estate giant CBRE.
By: Thomas Gounley
With a new governor coming in, three notable real estate operators hope the public sector will work together to bring people back downtown.
By: Thomas Gounley
Andy Klein, founder of Westside Investment Partners, said getting public sector employees downtown more would benefit restaurants and retailers
“The activity has been extremely good because there are no good 5-acre suburban lots in Douglas County, or relatively few.”
By: Thomas Gounley
A Catholic retreat center in Sedalia, which hosts the faithful for intense periods of prayer and reflection, is selling off some of its land.
TIAA has gone discount shopping at the mall. Nuveen, the asset management subsidiary of the financial services giant, purchased the Aspen Grove mall in Littleton earlier this month, according to public records.
Nuveen paid $55 million for the Alamo Drafthouse-anchored mall, a third less than the $82 million California-based Gerrity Group paid for the property in 2016
By: Thomas Gounley
Lawyers and real estate professionals have a clear favorite among the people hoping to fill the vacant at-large seat on Denver City Council.
The Balafas brothers bought the whole enchilada. Kentro Group, which is led by Jimmy and George Balafas, purchased the building where Los Dos Potrillos operates along Colorado Boulevard in Denver last week.
Kentro Group, which is led by Jimmy and George Balafas, purchased the building where Los Dos Potrillos operates along Colorado Boulevard in Denver last week.
