arrow-link
Historic East Colfax Retail Gem Sold After Century-Long Ownership
3 min read

Historic East Colfax Retail Gem Sold After Century-Long Ownership

Naked Denver Staff
Jun 26
/
3 min read
Instagram image for Historic East Colfax Retail Gem Sold After Century-Long Ownership

2020-2028 E Colfax

For the first time in over a century, a legacy East Colfax retail property has changed hands.

Aerial View

The 4-tenant building is home to Lion’s Lair (one of Denver’s most iconic dive bars), High Level Health, Aladdin Liquors, and End of Days Tattoo. The $1.6 million sale, approximately $145 per square foot, marks the end of a 100+ year hold by Lampert-Schiff Partnership LLP.

Street View

The buyer, Golden Plaza LLC, is tied to Joginder Singh of Commerce City, who appears to also operate East Tin Cup Market in Golden. No redevelopment activity has been filed, and all signs point to a local buyer keeping the property intact, at least for now.

Street View

Michael DeSantis, Hudson Cramer, and Brett MacDougal of Unique Properties represented both sides of the transaction, closing the deal in just 30 days. A rare feat for a rare property.

Street View

On a corridor constantly reimagined, this stretch of Colfax looks like it’s staying put, aside from the looming BRT, of course.

Dark Arrow Link
Historic East Colfax Retail Gem Sold After Century-Long Ownership
3 min read

Historic East Colfax Retail Gem Sold After Century-Long Ownership

Retail
Jun 26
/
3 min read
Instagram image for Historic East Colfax Retail Gem Sold After Century-Long Ownership

2020-2028 E Colfax

For the first time in over a century, a legacy East Colfax retail property has changed hands.

Aerial View

The 4-tenant building is home to Lion’s Lair (one of Denver’s most iconic dive bars), High Level Health, Aladdin Liquors, and End of Days Tattoo. The $1.6 million sale, approximately $145 per square foot, marks the end of a 100+ year hold by Lampert-Schiff Partnership LLP.

Street View

The buyer, Golden Plaza LLC, is tied to Joginder Singh of Commerce City, who appears to also operate East Tin Cup Market in Golden. No redevelopment activity has been filed, and all signs point to a local buyer keeping the property intact, at least for now.

Street View

Michael DeSantis, Hudson Cramer, and Brett MacDougal of Unique Properties represented both sides of the transaction, closing the deal in just 30 days. A rare feat for a rare property.

Street View

On a corridor constantly reimagined, this stretch of Colfax looks like it’s staying put, aside from the looming BRT, of course.