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LOVELAND -- Fleet operators, repair shops, carmakers and other potential buyers will have the chance this month to bid on $10 million in electric vehicles, parts, tools and other equipment formerly owned by the collapsed Lightning eMotors.
Sale of the assets of collapsed electric-vehicle company Lightning eMotors Inc. likely will close next week after court actions Thursday and Friday, but some operations will continue in part of Lightning’s space on the Forge Campus in Loveland.
Could electric trucks find a new power source in decommissioned power plants. Zeem Solutions plans to find out. The post Could shuttered power plants become electric truck charging sites? appeared first on FreightWaves.
Investors say Nelson Partners owes them tens of millions, and student tenants complain about poorly run properties. Now a $54 billion investment firm is in the mix.
FORT COLLINS — A joint venture between Loveland-based McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. and Los Angeles-based Prism Places paid $45 million for the troubled Foothills shopping center in Fort Collins. MXD Fort Collins LLC, based at McWhinney’s Loveland headquarters, purchased the 662,000-square-foot property from Cordes & Co. LLP, the court-appointed receiver for the property, according to a deed recorded with the Larimer County Clerk and Recorder. The buyer also filed a $30.6 million deed of trust with Independent Bank. A spokesperson for McWhinney could not immediately be reached for c...