“Someone could be seriously injured — or worse — inside,” Denver police warned in May.
City fines developer $140K for neglecting former Cathedral High in Uptown
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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 9.25.25
Westminster is accused of an unfair land buyback, an architect is accused of poor design work, a contractor is accused of bank fraud, and more.
Manitou Springs says cog railway ‘pressured’ it into tax breaks
Meanwhile, the Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway claims the city is trying to triple its tax rate in “bad faith retaliation.”
Landlord that owes $70M goes bankrupt to avoid receiver for 165 homes
Best Values Real Estate’s lender wants to know what has happened to the cash.
Evergreen saloon owners say partner trying to ‘ruin’ it, causing bands to flee
“We have never had an issue with getting paid,” a bassist for one band says, “or had to cancel or back out of any performances.”
Airbnb sues Colorado over $10.5M tax bill after losing Boulder case
The company believes its guest fees should not be taxed. The state disagrees.
Family law attorney suspended after calling client ‘terrible mother’
“She does not like hearing the truth about her lack of parenting nor the worthless child she raised.”
Injury lawsuits send amusement ridemaker tilting into bankruptcy
Wisdom Rides of America also faces eviction from its rural Logan County property.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 9.18.25
A $2 million condo fire in Snowmass, Denver property managers accused of stealing, a wedding venue owes $900,000, and more.
Real estate fund adviser will pay $9.7M for allegedly misleading investors
The SEC says that Tom Vukota, formerly of Centennial, downplayed his apartment buildings’ value when buying out interests.
