Denver Place, the two-tower downtown office complex, is poised for new ownership.
Florida-based CP Group is buying the 930,000-square-foot complex at 999 18th St., sources tell BusinessDen.
State records show that two entities — CPG AM Denver Place and CPG PM Denver Place — were formed in the fall. Both list an office address corresponding to CP Group’s headquarters in Boca Raton.
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CP Group already owns the neighboring Granite Tower. It purchased that office tower, at 1099 18th St., in 2021 for $174 million, records show.
Denver Place last sold in 2007 for $200 million to LBA Realty, records show. One source described the pending sale to BusinessDen as lender-driven. LBA removed Denver Place from its online portfolio in 2024, according to archived versions of the company’s website.
Denver Place is 74% leased, according to CoStar. Among the tenants is Vertafore, a software company with signage atop one of the towers. One tower is 34 stories, the other is 23 stories.
CP Group also has a lawsuit pending against Lone Star Funds, the Dallas, Texas-based owner of the nearby 17th Street Plaza office tower. CP Group alleges that it was cut out of Lone Star’s purchase.
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