Denver's Vacant Building Faces Neglect Label
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Denvers city officials have labeled a vacant building near Union Station as neglected and derelict, owned by Focus Property Group. The CEO, Bahman Shafa, disputes this, stating its an empty property ready for business. The building, a 140-year-old two-story structure, has been empty for at least five years and is listed for lease at $13,000 per month. Its part of a larger development plan for 177 apartments. Shafa is optimistic that the designation will be lifted soon.
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