The founder of a shuttered backcountry ski area said he couldn’t solve the real estate puzzle. “If we had a location within 90 minutes of the Front Range, we would have been profitable in year one.”
An attorney is named partner and banker is promoted to market retail leader.
A state legislator announces her resignation; a bank names a market president; and an architecture firm announces a COO.
“You can’t ride. You can walk down a whole block. It’s a nightmare down here,” said owner Stoney Jesseph.
A home builder names a division president and a commercial real estate developer introduces a senior vice president.
A senior commercial advisor joins a real estate firm and a new assistant dean of external relations is introduced.
A real state firm’s names and a managing director heads a banking program.
Two attorneys add their healthcare specialty to Foley & Lardner.
A law firm introduces a new director and a real estate firm adds a relationship manager.
Two members of Englewood’s city council will face a recall election on Oct. 3, with a third also likely to go before voters after a protest period expires this week — all targeted by residents opposed to what they say is overly aggressive and dense development in this southern suburb.
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