Buyer of former VA hospital campus eyes two redevelopment options
Editor’s note: This report first appeared at BusinessDen, a BizWest news partner.
The firm that purchased the bulk of the former Veterans Affairs hospital campus in eastern Denver this fall is preparing to keep an existing parking garage and possibly the main hospital building as it brings in apartments and other uses.
Denver-based GM Development, which paid $41.3 million in September for the 8.2-acre site just off Colorado Boulevard, outlined two redevelopment possibilities in large development review documents submitted to the city last month.
Such proposals are required for sites larger than five acres.
The property that GM purchased has five buildings and…
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