The first with a full bar, it shut down in May. The landlord thinks sales underperformed.
Smashburger closed Lowry location due to ‘sewer odors,’ landlord says
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Real estate tech firm mistakenly paid rent for 16 months
Yardi Systems is suing the Centennial landlord Hoehn Management Group for $750,000.
RiNo developers seek $3.6M from architect as defects trial begins
Flora’s owners say Studio Completiva delayed its completion. The design firm says it is being unfairly blamed.
Roofer for still unfinished Pepsi plant says it hasn’t been paid $2M
Once scheduled to be completed this summer, the facility will now open in 2026.
Longtime wholesaler that blamed city delays for its bankruptcy closes
“We are truly grateful for your loyalty and support over the years,” says Creager Business Depot, which has been around since 1958.
Bookkeeper admits stealing $97K, buying courtside seats with company card
Cassandra Stephens, 25, will be sentenced in October for embezzling from Elite Surface Infrastructure.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.28.25
A wedding does $200,000 in damage to Von Miller’s former mansion, Industry RiNo Station’s receiver sues a tenant, and more.
Judge revives lawsuit challenging Energize Denver after landlords detail costs
The Sheraton Denver Downtown says it will need to spend $23 million to comply.
Founder vs. president: Trial to decide future of dog toymaker Kong begins
Joe Markham claims he was pushed out. The company says that he should be.
Judge bars contractor from condo project as developer warns of collapse
“A judge is taught to consider a temporary restraining order … when somebody is saying that a building’s going to fall down.”
