The sports bar will close next month. Development plans call for a portion of the bar’s space to be demolished.
Blake Street Tavern landlord looks to build apartments next to it
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Tony P’s reopens in smaller LoHi spot
The restaurant vacated its unit at the corner of 32nd and Zuni last year, downsizing in a move two blocks to the south.
LoHi preschool owners buy its real estate on school’s 10th anniversary
“It’s hard to find retail space in preschools anywhere, but specifically downtown with everything building up,” said Ben Bloise, who owns Highlands Academy with his wife Holli Martin.
Car lot property sells for $11M after consignment dealer shutters
CarLotz operated at the site for a little over a year before closing in November.
These Colorado firms were awarded the most patents in 2022
Palantir, which moved its headquarters to Denver in 2020, took the No. 2 spot.
Wash Park French eatery making way for something ‘a little more fun’
Au Feu Brasserie opened in January 2021 and closed earlier this month. Fine dining is “a format that’s kind of dying out,” its owner said.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for February 2023
Among firms raising cash: makers of pet treats, eco-friendly toilet paper and a new treatment for acne.
Ex-New Belgium brewer opens Second Dawn near Stanley Marketplace
The name references Aurora, which is Latin for dawn. The Koenigs believe if there were two dawns, the second would be after work enjoying a cold beer.
Hallmark truck camper files for bankruptcy
In 2020, the president of Hallmark RV told BusinessDen that orders had boomed.
Plumbing firm looks to expand at edge of West Highland, Sloan’s Lake
Applewood Plumbing Heating & Electric bought a lot across from its office in 2019. Now it wants to build.
