Danielle Shoots’ DEMI Fund says it provided sufficient documentation of expenditures. The city “vehemently disagrees.”
Denver seeks dismissal of VC firm’s ‘payment dispute’ on technical grounds
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‘This is irrelevant’: Zeppelin, Wells Fargo spar in court over receivership request
The developer said the bank is acting “predatory.” Wells Fargo says Zeppelin should watch its language.
$100M loan backed by downtown tower in foreclosure sells at huge discount
The 24-story 410 17th St. building has been in foreclosure since July.
Private jet firm Wheels Up ceasing operations at JeffCo airport, laying off 65
Wheels Up was founded in 2013 and aimed to become the Uber of private jets.
DU property named part of new historic district against school’s wishes
The college says it might one day sell Buchtel Bungalow, which housed the school’s 3rd chancellor and Colorado’s 17th governor simultaneously.
Mother-son duo behind Tavern restaurants put 12 properties up for sale
The parcels span from LoHi to the DTC. “You’ve got to give them credit — they bought some nice properties,” their broker said.
What’s happening with Moye White’s real estate? No one wants to talk about it
Most of the firm’s attorneys are joining Fennemore. Frost Brown Todd and Lewis Roca have also scooped up a few.
Steven Rosdal, co-founder of Hyde Park Jewelers, dies at 77
“He was the coolest guy I knew and all I wanted to do was be his wingman,” said his former business partner.
Deadline for exemption from new development rules could be pushed to 2025
This would be the second extension to the deadline, which was originally Aug. 31, 2023.
Masonry contractor with eight-figure revenue last year files for bankruptcy
Diversified Masonry said it owes $2.69 million.
