Steve Lockton bought the former Platt Park Tavern building from Frank Schultz for $4 million in December.
Owner of Jack’s Uptown Grille moving restaurant to former Tavern space on South Pearl
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Declaration Brewing sued for missing rent
The Overland brewery’s landlord, which bought the property from the business in 2018 and leased it back, claims it’s owed $30,000.
Tavern Platt Park to close this week following $4M sale of South Pearl real estate
“That store wasn’t doing well enough to keep in the arsenal,” said Tavern Hospitality Group owner Frank Schultz.
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Movement Climbing to combine with rival Earth Treks in sale
The husband-and-wife team behind Colorado’s biggest climbing gym chain said this week that they have sold the company to a private-equity-backed firm that owns a competing gym. Movement Climbing + Fitness founders Anne-Worley and Mike Moelter, who opened the gym in Boulder in 2009 and added locations in Baker in 2012 and RiNo in 2018,… Read more »
Gart Properties raises $40M fund to expand into Utah and Idaho
“We view those geographies as what Denver was like 15 to 20 years ago,” said Evan Gart, a financial analyst at the firm.
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Bouldering club grabs shuttered gym in Thornton
“With how outdoorsy the Front Range is, climbing is underserved,” said Thomas Betterton, Denver Bouldering Club owner.
$3M deal in the works for Dragul homes in University Hills; ‘Two of those houses are contaminated with methamphetamine’
Dragul is facing 15 counts of securities fraud for allegedly selling more than 100 percent stakes in his real estate investments.
Cherry Creek investment firm launches third fund; $160M to buy software startups
Bow River Capital, which has $850 million under management, and manages a real estate fund and a buyout fund, this month said it closed a $160 million software growth equity fund.
