Walter Isenberg pays $3 million annually to staff Union Station, McGregor Square and Dairy Block with armed guards. “We pay a lot of taxes and we’re not getting services.”
Businesses turn to private security amid homelessness crisis
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Aaron Kremer is the BusinessDen Editor. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia. Please send news tips to [email protected].
Denver building permits 3.1.23
A new $21 million office building in Golden Triangle was the biggest permit this week, filed by Pinkard Construction.
Building Permits 2.23.23
A $23 milion permit in Cherry Creek tops the list this week, filed by GE Johnson construction.
Building Permits 2.15.23
A massive list this week including projects in Cherry Creek, RiNo and more.
Travel club Inspirato cuts 100 jobs with stock price way down
The firm based in LoDo went public through a SPAC deal last year. The stock has lost almost 90 percent of its value.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 1.10.23
Two partners join a communications firm. New hires and promotions in law, housing and more.
Building Permits 12.21.22
A new apartment buliding at Kalamath and Colfax and $3M in tenant finishes at the Tabor Center.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 12.20.22
A handful of notable departures including the CEO of Denver Water. Plus moves in law, real estate and more.
The Herd 12.13.22
Email submissions to [email protected] Departures Steve Rendle, chairman, president and CEO of VF Corp., is retiring. Benno Dorer has been named interim president and CEO. Richard Carucci is interim chair of the board. Jennifer Olson, executive director of Think 360 Arts for Learning, is stepping down. Daisy McGowan will replace her, effective Jan. 3. McGowan… Read more »
Building permits 12.8.22
New construction in RiNo and Cherry Creek. Plus see all the permits filed in the last week across three counties.
