“With how outdoorsy the Front Range is, climbing is underserved,” said Thomas Betterton, Denver Bouldering Club owner.
Bouldering club grabs shuttered gym in Thornton
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$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.
Denver coworking brand signs lease for location No. 3
Grant Barnhill is taking his coworking business to the ’burbs after leasing 30K SF in Littleton.
BusinessDen’s DenX: Scenes from The Source
More than 130 women arrived ready to mix and mingle for the second DenX of the year.
Update: Owner of LoDo hotel claims lawsuit is ‘negotiating tactic’
The owner of a LoDo hotel sued last week for missing a $5.5 million loan payment due to the former owner says the lawsuit is just a negotiating tactic meant to squeeze better terms.
LoDo hotel misses $5.5M payment to former owner, per lawsuit
The former owners of a LoDo hotel claim the current owner and operator has overstayed his welcome by missing seven-figure loan payments. And they say it’s time to give him the boot.
Stonebridge sues GC of Cherry Creek hotel over billing spat; ‘a full year behind schedule’
A Cherry Creek construction billing dispute has escalated from lien to lawsuit.
Startup raises $2M to put digital displays on chairlifts
Founder and CEO: “We appreciate that it’s a space people go to get away. At the same time, skiers bring their own devices, and they’re looking for the information we’re providing.”
Baby’s first REI deal; sleeping bag for tots lands in 60 stores
An Englewood dad’s product is going from Kickstarter to the prominent outdoor retailer at lightning speed.
