In the first half of 2022, there were 289 reported incidents of items being stolen. In the same time period in 2021, there were 212.
Denver construction site thefts surge
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New eatery Taco Uprising rising in Five Points
“After a few visits and doing some research, we found that Five Points is a home for some of Denver’s most enticing and exciting foods,” said a cofounder.
Life after ‘Shark Tank’: Golf startup founders tee up exit as sales grow
Golfkicks’ on-air deal with Mark Cuban in 2019 fell through but the TV exposure boosted awareness of the brand and sales have been climbing each year.
Ace Eat Serve owner pays $5M for restaurant’s Uptown real estate
The seller was the Denver Housing Authority, which had owned the commercial building since 1982 but never converted it into housing.
Coworking firm in Uptown since 2011 looks to move as landlord lists space
Creative Density founder Craig Baute said he’d like to find a new location in the neighborhood, but availability is limited.
After four years of hurdles, bakery near East High finally opens
“If there was a plague of locusts, I wouldn’t have been surprised,” said Miss Molly’s owner Shane Speciale of challenges he faced at 2600 E. Colfax Ave.
Saucy Noodle owners eye exit as Bonnie Brae building sells for $2M
Nathan and Erin Markham have been trying to leave for two years, citing a loss of their old customer base and dissatisfaction with the property.
Denver Fire warns about propane tanks as blazes increase at homeless camps
There were 404 fires at encampments in the first six months of 2022, according to the DFD, which began tracking the category in 2020.
Children’s bookstore sells Platt Park building after third move in 8 years
Second Star to the Right unloaded 1545 S. Pearl St. for $1.4 million after buying its new home at 1455 S. Pearl St. for $1.2 million.
Apparel startup targets golfers who want a ‘blue collar brand’
Moonshine Golf aims to fit the Colorado lifestyle and markets its clothing as good for the course, brewery, river or mountain.
