With plans for more than 50 bikes, flat-screen TVs and a DJ booth, a fitness brand is setting up its first area location in Greenwood Village, and its franchise owners have plans for two more.
Spin studio speeding onto fitness scene
Burl Rolett
Burl Rolett was a BusinessDen reporter who covered commercial real estate and the business of sports until 2017. He is a graduate of Washington and Lee University. Email him at [email protected].
Developer razing City Park block with plans for apartments
With several large suburban apartment projects in its local portfolio, a developer is starting site work and demolition to make way for another 200 units in City Park.
Platte Street boutique shutting down
A women’s fashion shop will vacate its Platte Street storefront by the end of the month.
Co-working titan plants first Denver flag
WeWork, a colossus of the co-working world, has grabbed three floors of a new office tower near Union Station and could have more downtown outposts in the pipeline.
Grocer stocks up on industrial space
With several new locations popping up around the Denver area, a local grocery chain is adding to its warehouse and office space with an additional 43,000 square feet in Golden.
Cherry Creek eyed for office project
With three adjoining parcels assembled on Madison Street, a developer is seeking rezoning for a five-story office building on the site.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for July 31, 2015
A 23,000-square-foot lot and retail space sells on Colorado Boulevard, a buyer scoops up a Boulder hotel, and a steakhouse chain snags a lot in Northglenn.
Hospital to revive Broadway corner
Denver Health is digging into a redevelopment project at Sixth and Broadway that will raze a 50-year-old building and build a large office and retail building in its place.
Battle for breakfast crowd hits the street
A waffle shop took a shot at breakfast mainstay Jelly out front of its Baker storefront.
New beer maker taking over taps at Breckenridge Brewery
With a local businessman’s purchase of its Kalamath Street property, a brewery plans to shut down at the end of this week and will be replaced by another Colorado brewer.
