Rose “interfered with residents’ quiet enjoyment, disregarded safety regulations and caused reputational harm,” says The Penrose in its countersuit.
RiNo building asks judge to oust cocktail lounge amid rooftop row
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Unfinished senior housing project in Castle Rock to sell for $36.5M
Bridgewater Living, a 142-unit complex, was “in financial freefall” last year.
LoHi restaurant blames local contractors for sewage deluge, long closure
Five thousand gallons flooded Cart-Driver in late 2023, closing it for 13 months.
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. closes downtown, gets sued for unpaid rent
The restaurant’s landlord now wants to sell the building. “It was a good run but every dog has its day, I guess.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.13.25
A downtown restaurant is sued for unpaid rent, the Westin at DIA wants to be paid for a corporate event, and more.
Broker says Highland clients used phony leases to avoid paying commission
Doug Gates with Madison Commercial claims he is owed for marketing 1330 W. 38th.
Owner of ‘poop protest’ home in Congress Park sues neighbors
Passersby hurl dog-doo at 2725 E. Seventh Ave. Its owner says that’s harassment.
Developer used company as ‘piggy bank’ to move $3.7M, former exec alleges
“The suit is without merit and we’re only now reviewing it,” the developer responded.
Lakewood bank rejects $70M purchase offer as ‘grossly inadequate’
Solera Bank published a confidential offer letter, bumping its stock price.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.6.25
An Evergreen restaurant sues its landlord, a neighbor feud in Castle Pines turns violent, a property manager accused of stealing rents, and more.
