Century-old downtown Denver office building hits market after foreclosure

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A historic downtown Denver office building that once lined up $17 million in public financing for a residential conversion is on the market after a foreclosure. The 98,600-square-foot, eight-story building at 820 16th Street, marketed as The George rather than its previous name of the Symes Building, is being offered as a bank-owned redevelopment opportunity that is fully vacant, the Denver Business Journal reported. Kenai Capital Advisors listing agent Canyon Law is representing owner Thorofare Capital and confirmed that the building’s last tenant left in March. The asking price hasn’t been disclosed. Law said the property is likely to trade [...] This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.