Renovated Historic Colfax Hotel To Reopen: The Denver Deal Sheet
A historic 1950s motor inn on Colfax Avenue has been redeveloped into a boutique hotel and restaurant, which is set to open this month.
The All Inn Hotel, a 54-room bespoke hotel at 3015 E. Colfax Ave., will open on March 26. Inside the hotel, Mediterranean restaurant and wine garden Fino will open on March 18.
The transformation of the building, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, cost $22M.
PEOPLE
Bryan Construction, a Colorado Springs-based developer, announced new leadership appointments and a promotion. Ramse Nansel was promoted to executive manager for northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Kristi Rader was named chief financial officer, Chris Gilkes was named information technology director, and Jamie Lanphear was named human resources director.
SALES
CBRE arranged the sale of a 104K SF industrial building at the Deer Creek Commerce Center in Littleton to CHC Little Deer LLC, a joint venture between North Carolina companies Collett Industrial and Colville Group. The building will be occupied by Motion & Flow Control Products, a national industrial distributor headquartered in Littleton.
CBRE represented seller Confluent Development, and Cushman & Wakefield represented the buyers.
The Deer Creek Commerce Center consists of two Class-A industrial buildings totaling 175K SF that were completed in 2025.
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Health Wave Partners acquired Morningstar Senior Living of Parker, a 191-unit community at 18900 Main St. in Parker. It offers independent living, assisted living and memory care.
CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
Sweet Creek Capital is preparing to break ground on its inaugural project: a 70-unit townhome development in Castle Pines. The Peaks at Canyons, located in The Canyons master-planned community, will comprise 40 three-bedroom and 30 four-bedroom units.
The project is being developed with Oakwood Homes, and construction financing is provided by FirstBank, now part of PNC. Construction is expected to finish in 2027.
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An apartment development in Denver will break ground this week following a change of ownership.
Century Communities acquired a shovel-ready site at 33rd Avenue and Mariposa Street in the LoHi neighborhood that is slated to become a 116-unit apartment complex.
The previous owner, Elevation Development Group, had secured entitlements and permitting, allowing Century Communities to get started on construction right away.
The project, called The Stevie, will be a five-story luxury building with garage and underground parking. Amenities will include a pool, a sun deck, lounges and a fitness center. Units are expected to begin leasing in 2028.
