Dish Network plans to sell its Littleton office campus to an entity linked to the company’s founder, then lease it back.
Conx Corp., a special purpose acquisition company, said in a March 11 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it is set to pay $26.75 million to buy the 5701 S. Santa Fe Drive property from EchoStar Corp.
The sale of the Littleton property is expected to close in the second quarter, per the filing. Either party can cancel the deal if it doesn’t close by May 15. Dish Network lists its headquarters in filings as 9601 S. Meridian Blvd. in Douglas County. The Littleton property is considered the headquarters of Dish Wireless, according to Conx.
The Littleton property consists of about 25 acres just west of downtown Littleton, according to property records.
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