The company expects to open in Aurora, Lone Tree and Colorado Springs by the end of the year and it is planning locations in Denver, Castle Rock, Lakewood and Fort Collins.
In-N-Out adds Thornton to list of planned locations
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Florist sells LoDo space, hopes business blooms at Brown Palace
“Their concierge was calling me to do flowers, so I’m looking at this empty flower shop knowing I needed to make a move pretty quick,” said Bouquets owner BJ Dyer on moving into an annex building at the hotel.
Convenience store chain leases space in City Park West for new store concept
The pump-free location will be the second “urban walk-up” store that Kum & Go plans to open locally.
Gilbert Law loses appeal in case against Gilbert Law
An appeals court judge ruled that the Gilbert Law Firm violated a settlement agreement with The Gilbert Law Group when it continued to use www.gilbert-law.com. It’s the latest in a five-year dispute.
In-N-Out cooks up first location within Denver city limits
The burger chain, which is trying to keep its identity under wraps as it expands into Colorado, is planning eight restaurants along the Front Range.
State retirement system accuses firm of deceitful marketing
A lawsuit by the Colorado Public Employees’ Retirement Association, commonly known as PERA, claims that Las Vegas-based PERA LLC’s “business model relies on confusion.”
Japanese barbecue chain charges into Cherry Creek
Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, which has a restaurant near Union Station, will open a second location in 4,600 square feet at 100 Steele St.
Westbound & Down heads east to buy Lafayette brewery
The Idaho Springs brewpub acquired the struggling Endo Brewery to expand its operations; But the pandemic forced it to abandon a planned location in Denver.
Nascent brokerage sued by crosstown firm with similar name
Aqyre Real Estate Advisors, which helps clients buy and sell apartment buildings, has been sued for trademark infringement by Aqyre LLC, which advises clients on property interests such as oil and gas leases.
Bow River Capital CEO pays $3M for Cherry Creek retail building
The 3,500-square-foot building, which sits on a 5,500-square-foot lot on Detroit Street, is fully leased to women’s boutique Margaret O’Leary and furniture store Coda Studio.
