The Dallas-based bus carrier moved its Denver operations to Union Station as of Oct. 1.
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No alternative buyer in place as Carmen Court landmark fight returns to council
“Given that we’ve not had anybody, I unfortunately don’t anticipate there being one,” said Katie Sisk, who owns one of the six condos at 900 E. 1st Ave.
City Council approves 15 percent cap on restaurant commission to delivery apps
Denver joins cities like New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, which passed similar regulations earlier in the pandemic.
RiNo plumbing supply shop closes a year after selling site to developers
“We pioneered trying to run a retail business on Brighton Boulevard,” a Do-It-Ur-Self executive told BusinessDen last year.
Council unanimously approves rezoning for two Cherry Creek gateways
The ownership group, which purchased the site in 2019, hammered out a Good Neighbor Agreement that runs 67 pages.
Diving champion, now 76, sues Casa Bonita for age discrimination
The eatery in Lakewood, made famous by ‘South Park,’ hasn’t reopened since the pandemic began.
West Colfax lot, selling for second time in two years, goes to Texas developer
StoryBuilt, which changed its name last year, owns at least one other site in Denver.
Apartment complex along Speer Boulevard in Lincoln Park sells for $140M
A broker involved said it’s an example of a pandemic trend of companies looking to exit major coastal markets for interior markets “that they feel are more livable.”
Former WeWork exec takes over Denver-based ‘homesharing’ startup
“We see ourselves building a new category,” said Daydream Apartments CEO Jon Slavet.
Rezoning measure would allow ADUs across northwest Denver neighborhood
Accessory dwelling units are already legal in some parts of the city, but otherwise, property owners wanting to build one have to ask the city to rezone their specific parcel.