1701 Wynkoop Street, Denver, CO Denver’s most iconic and historic building, Denver Union Station was redeveloped in 2014 as a mixed-use project to accommodate new restaurants and retail, a boutique hotel and transit users. This award-winning project has received national acclaim and phenomenal success. While investors in the entire project, the partners of City Street Investors took development responsible for all the retail and common areas. Leased entirely to Colorado based businesses, the project also includes 5 food and beverage operations that were created, built and are being operated by the partners of City Street Investors. www.unionstationindenver.com

The Tears-McFarlane house, a fashionable Denver mansion built at the turn of the 20th century, is prominently sited on the north edge of Cheesman Park in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. It was designed by the important Denver architectural firm of Varian and Sterner, a partnership that specialized in the Neoclassical and Colonial Revival style from the 1890’s through 1901. Architecturally, the 8700 square-foot house is among the best residential examples of the Colonial Revival Style in Colorado. While the Tears-McFarlane house is historically significant primarily for its architecture, it is also significant for its association with the development and settlement of the Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park communities in Denver. The revitalized Tears-McFarlane House includes the Secret Garden Bar & Café, special events space, and the City Street Investors office.

The Evans School brings to life the community’s vision for the adaptive reuse of this iconic Denver landmark. Originally built in 1904, the building now offers over 13,000 square feet of distinctive lifestyle retail space within its former classrooms on the first and second floors. The third floor features more than 9,000 square feet of available office space. Later this year, the Evans School will debut a second-floor event venue within the restored 4,000-square-foot auditorium, perfect for social celebrations and corporate gatherings. Located in the heart of Denver’s Golden Triangle neighborhood, the Evans School has an amazing downtown location immediately South of the Denver Art Museum, with easy access to the State Capitol, History Colorado, Denver Mint, Civic Center Park and more.

1700 – 1718 East 6th Avenue, Denver, CO Surrounded by highly desirable historic neighborhoods, this shopping district is home to fabulous neighborhood businesses such as Olivers Meat Market, Isabee Tweens, Liberation Salon, Novo Coffee, I Do Beauty Boutique, and Satchels Restaurant.

5838 – 5850 and 5901 West 25th Avenue, Edgewater, CO This historic retail building is located in the heart of Edgewater on Main Street. The building was purchased and renovated in 2002, after sitting vacant for a number of years. The building is now a center of community activity with Sloans Bar & Grill, The Painted Pixel and some urban uses drawing neighbors on a daily basis.

42 South Broadway, Denver, CO This two-story historic building was purchased in 2013. While located in the hub of activity along S. Broadway, the building was only 25% occupied when purchased. The project is now 100% leased and includes Beatrice & Woodsley, and Barracho restaurants on the first floor, and a salon, Pilates studio and office tenants on the second floor.

4324 E. 8th Avenue, 8th and Birch Acquired in early 2019, 8th and Birch is located in the beautiful Hale Neighborhood, minutes from the redevelopment of the former University of Colorado Medical Campus. The historic single level building will include neighborhood amenities to include restaurant/retail space and services.

Pizzeria Forte: Youngfield & 20th Streets, Lakewood, CO Situated at the corner of Youngfield and 20th Streets, and directly across from our highly successful Teller’s restaurant, this free-standing building is an excellent example of adaptive reuse. Once a convenient store and gas station, the 800 sf building was purchased and renovated in 2016 to be a take-out and delivery pizzeria and quickly became a neighborhood favorite.