DENVER — The former Evans Schools in Golden Triangle and an adjacent parking lot have officially sold as a development team looks to transform the historic site into a mixed-use project and a national multifamily firm plans to build a large apartment complex around it.
The Richard J. Eber family sold off the 115-year-old school and a 30,000-square-foot parking lot to the north at 1115 Acoma St. for $18 million to Lennar Multifamily Communities, according to property records. Immediately after that deal, the national multifamily firm sold the 46,467-square-foot school to a joint venture made up of Denver-based City Street Investors — made up of Joe Vostrejs, Pat McHenry and Rod Wagner — and Fred and Jerry Glick’s Columbia Group for $11 million.
NAI Shames Makovsky’s Dorit Fischer and Hayden Hirschfeld represented LMC in both transactions.
LMC has plans for a 19-story, 479-unit apartment project on the parking lot sites, according to site plans filed with the city earlier this year.
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