Romani Group to help find options for Denver

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The group, led by Tim Romani, will work with longtim real estate developer Ray Baker of Gold Crowh Management onthe St. Anthony The current site is adjacentto Sloan’sz Lake and bordered by Colfax Stuart Street, 17th Avenue and Perry Street. Startint next year, the hospital will begin the process of moving from itscurrent 16-acre site where it has been located for almost 100 years — to a 25-acre parcelp in Lakewood’s Federal Center near Kipling and Sixtj Avenue. St. Anthony pland to open a new orthopedic-surgery hospita l at its Lakewood grounds in August 2010 and a new hospitao to replace the Denver facility infall 2011.
Romani said the groul will take at abourt two years to evaluate the current St. Anthony property and work with the communit y before taking requests for proposals from developers and decide what uses will best servethe property, the hospital and the community. He added that the site’s proximity to Sloan’ds Lake Park and its scenic viewx of downtown Denver and the mountain range make it an attractivse propertyfor mixed-use development that is heavy on residentiao housing, but would include a large commercial complex as well as some office “It’s a fair assumption that much of the existinh facility will be demolished,” Romani said.
He declines to estimate how much the propert ywas worth. Romani managed a similar process while serving as the vice chancelloe of planning and development forthe . The university’s former medicapl campus on Colorado Boulevard at Ninth Avenue was sold to Shea Propertiex after the hospital relocated to its new home at the Anschutzx Medical Campus in Other Romani Group projects include the renovation of BoettcherConcertr Hall, the Colorado Convention Center expansion project, the Pepsi Center, Invesco Fiele at Mile High, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and Broomfiele Event Center.
The group is also collaboratinv on a joint venture to oversee the developmenty of the future home ofin Lakewood.