The seven-bedroom, 12-bathroom home sits on 4.28 acres.
$6.8M Cherry Hills Village mansion tops December home sales
Libby Flood
Libby Flood is a BusinessDen reporter. She is a graduate of the University of Kansas.
Englewood garden shop adding RiNo location — because millennials love houseplants
Owner: ‘They really want to bring nature into their homes. We knew we had to go where these new customers are.’
Water purifier FloWater raises $15 million
The Denver-based startup’s stations purify water and run it through a coconut carbon filter before it’s dispensed into water bottles.
Denver startup’s energy bars to be sold in eight more states
Unwrapp’d, which sells “energy bar dough” that can be either baked or eaten raw, soon will be sold in Hy-Vee grocery stores.
In their words: Five Denver liquor store owners on Colorado’s new beer laws
On Jan. 1, grocery and convenience stores in the state started selling full-strength beer, which had previously been only available in liquor stores.
Tudor home in Country Club lists at $4.5 million
The six-bedroom home was designed by prominent Denver architect Jacques Benedict and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Billiards bar coming to Broadway plans to cater to serious players
Owner David Mot: ‘Competitive pool players aren’t fancy drinkers. This’ll be for people who want to come in and compete in pool, not really for people who want to go out for some drinks.’
BusinessDen apartment survey: Rents on the rise, but promotions also growing
We surveyed 33 high-end Denver complexes. Effective rent subtracts specials, such as a free month, from the advertised rent.
Cherry Creek mall’s 2019 plans include solar panels, AMC renovations
‘We’re going to be effectively powering half of the common-area energy supply with these solar panels,’ said Nick LeMasters, general manager of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
They revamped their Uptown restaurant. Now they crave a rooftop patio
‘Restaurant Row has been established for quite awhile, but it’s gotten a little bit lazy in terms of keeping up with what people want,’ said Kerry Condon, co-owner of District Marketplace at 1320 E. 17th Ave.
