Hydroponics supply store GrowGeneration is transplanting its headquarters from Pueblo to Denver.
Pueblo hydroponics supplier plants roots in Denver
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$3M modern home hits market in Cherry Hills Village
The rectangular, stucco house sits in a neighborhood whose highest-priced real estate skews toward more traditional stylings.
Family lawyers fly nest to start own firm
You might say that Cage Bucar Lewis, a family law firm that launched Wednesday, is the child of an amicable divorce.
RTD vendor loses contract, lays off 117
A Commerce City-based vendor hired by the Regional Transportation District to drive Coloradans with disabilities says it’s shutting down that service and laying off its 117 employees.
Food truck to roost in S. Broadway bar
Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday, a Southern fried chicken operation is taking over the kitchen at the Dive Inn on South Broadway.
Colorado bankruptcy judge bows out after 14 years
Howard Tallman, 66, worked Colorado bankruptcy cases since the 1980s, rising from an assistant in a pilot trial that would become the U.S. Trustee program, to a role overseeing bankruptcies in three states.
Virtual tour startup lands funding to push into San Fran
Setting its sights on San Francisco’s booming housing market, a Denver startup that lets homebuyers virtually tour properties has raised $325,000.
Denver Airbnb hosts can’t escape lodging tax
Short-term landlords, meet the taxman.
RiNo cidery breaks ground on $7M facility in Lafayette
A $7 million restaurant, taproom and production facility on a four-acre plot – complete with its own apple orchard – is coming to Lafayette.
Vail Valley ski house trades hands for record price
The 11,500-square-foot ski-in, ski-out property has been on the market since September 2014.
