They listed the 125-year-old, nearly 9,000-square-foot mansion along Millionaire’s Row for $6.5 million after paying $900,000 for it in 2017.
After Cap Hill home’s $4M renovation, owners opt to sell rather than move in
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Cherry Hills Country Club teeing off on $50M clubhouse renovation
“The reason why I think our members believe it’s important is so we can continue to be relevant,” said a board member of new amenities designed for families.
Crazy Mountain Brewing exiting Baker brewery for smaller space
The company has tapped a location along Colfax Avenue closer to downtown, but the lease isn’t finalized, CEO Barry Watkins said.
Suburban wine bar owners investing in delivery-only concepts
“This allowed us to plant a flag in Denver with these brands, which is something I never thought we would do,” said the co-owner of Indulge Bistro & Wine Bar.
Mountain town grocer to join Target in new Lowry retail complex
Exchange at Boulevard One was originally supposed to be anchored by Lucky’s Market, but the chain pulled out before filing for bankruptcy last year.
New owner to reopen Zaidy’s Deli two miles from old Cherry Creek location
“Zaidy’s needed some new blood and new life,” said Beth Ginsberg, who has a background in bagels. But the matzo ball soup will be back.
Retailer adds RiNo boutique and rebrands her Queen City store in Cap Hill
“There are already a lot of Queen City references out there, and I was ready to be different,” said the owner of her new shops, Recital and Please, Plants.
Platt Park restaurant reopens after all with new focus on dinner crowd
Sam Armatas thought he was closing Devour The 303 for good. Now, “we’re transitioning from more of a lunch tavern into a neighborhood restaurant.”
Top home sales: $6.5M Boulder property was the priciest purchase in March
The next four most expensive houses sold were in Denver, all between $4.9 million and $6 million.
Furniture resale business borne on Instagram opens brick-and-mortar
“It’s not easy to get a job as an artist, so you kind of have to create some sort of trade or craft out of what you learned,” said the owner of Here in Heaven in Cap Hill.
