Ogden Street South Sports Bar owner Tim Fry said he’s selling the business because he’s “got bartenders that were making more money than me.”
Last call for neighborhood bar after 47 years in Washington Park
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Local Pandemic of Love volunteers match those in need with donors
“I’ve been involved in the nonprofit community in Denver for 25 years, but I wanted to help people who were struggling that didn’t quite meet the formal requirements for nonprofit assistance”
March home sales data: Time on the market plummets for new listings
Listings in the metro area spent a median of four days in MLS last month, compared to 12 last year and 15 in 2019.
Choice Market opens high-tech store featuring an ice cream shop inside
The Denver-based retailer’s 5,000-square-foot spot in the Golden Triangle will be its first to feature “frictionless technology” that automates purchases.
Heir to cheese empire lists Cherry Creek penthouse for $6.5M
After dropping the price to $3.5 million in June 2020, Mary Leprino pulled her unit from the market and is doing a multi-million dollar rebuild from the studs.
Amethyst Coffee giving up spot inside Clayton photography and event space
The coffee shop, which has three other Denver locations, opened inside Realm in 2019 but never reopened after a pandemic shutdown.
Legendary mountaineer Ed Viesturs signs on with Boulder apparel brand
He is now a part-owner and designer at Himali, which makes gear for the world’s highest and harshest environments.
Little Pub sells South Park Hill’s The Elm and adjacent buildings for $2.4M
The company paid $675,000 for the property in 2004 and its CEO said it needed the profits from the sale to offset the pandemic.
Fluid Truck inks electric vehicle pact with Ikea for NYC, LA markets
The news comes weeks after the furniture retailer’s investment arm joined in the Denver-based peer-to-peer truck rental company’s $63 million funding round.
Brokerage Kentwood Real Estate strikes deal for Savvy Realty
Kentwood, which had $2.1 billion in sales volume last year, had previously grown solely by adding new offices but it will absorb the smaller firm.
