Uptown 240, valued at $30 million now, broke ground in 2019 but still consists of nothing more than a foundation.
Bankrupt condo development site in Dillon hits the market
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Designer accused of stealing from $6M job countersues ‘degrading’ neighbors
Hayley Servatius says the Greenwood Village homeowner won’t pay her and is making “threats to destroy her business.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.3.23
A DTC landlord is accused of letting its building deteriorate, a tenant along Boulder’s Pearl Street is sued for $262,000 in back rent, and more.
Aviano Coffee owners trade lawsuits over scuttled sale of its Cherry Creek real estate
The founder of the popular coffee shop is feuding with the investors and operator that now control it.
Gaylord Rockies pays $87M in taxes that it had disputed
The sprawling resort near DIA took issue with Adams County’s methodology but paid up after losing four appeals.
Loud residents and a quiet camp threaten Denver’s plans for new mountain park
$100,000 couldn’t buy access to a short stretch of rural road, so the city’s in court.
UMB Bank will leave LoDo later this year
The lender will close its branch at 1400 Wewatta in late October.
$2M wedding in Aspen ‘will go down in infamy,’ developer’s lawsuit says
An audio company in Carbondale is blamed for “a horrific wedding nightmare.”
Tavern co-owner will ‘destroy the business’ with lawsuit, her son warns
The restaurant group “is now at an existential crossroads,” co-owner Frank Schultz says.
Englewood settles lawsuit against vacant train depot owners
Two museum makers were sued for moving too slow. They agreed to a deadline.
