Two complaints have been filed under the city’s ordinance, both for platforms listing restaurants without their consent.
DoorDash charging $2 ‘Denver fee’ in response to city’s commission cap
Thomas Gounley
Thomas covers commercial real estate and development. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and previously worked as a business reporter at the Springfield News-Leader. Email him at [email protected].
Developer plans fourth apartment complex at edge of Five Points
X Denver 1 and 2 are already under construction in Union Station North, and X Denver 3 is slated to open on Arapahoe Street in 2022.
Judge in Northstar case rejects effort to unmask Bezos emailer
“I never considered myself a rat,” the emailer wrote in 2019, “but … it is disheartening when people are rewarded so grossly for unscrupulous behavior.”
Jewelry shop owners buy the building they share along Tennyson for $3.2M
Sarah and Mic Ortega purchased 4415-4423 W. 43rd Ave. to eliminate any possibility of having to move their business again.
After a half century at Speer and Lincoln, Denver7 looks to sell property
A move would represent the first major real estate shake-up in two decades among Denver’s primary TV stations, which are clustered together.
Sage Hospitality picks a name for 13-story hotel within McGregor Square
The 176-room Rally Hotel, which is under construction across 20th Street from Coors Field, is expected to open in the spring.
Project Snapshot: Thompson Denver
The 11-story hotel going up along the 16th Street Mall will have 224 rooms.
Stripped of customers, Shotgun Willie’s files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The bare facts: COVID restrictions leave Glendale club facing “imminent closure” and in debt $1 million, including $750,000 for unpaid rent.
What else does Larimer Square’s potential buyer Asana own? Here’s a sampling
Asana Partners, which raised more than $1 billion since it was founded in 2015, buys properties in hip or up-and-coming neighborhoods across the country.
Holland pays $8.7M for site of planned apartment complex along Santa Fe Drive
The Washington-based developer bought properties from three different sellers to build a proposed five-story complex with about 200 units.
