The CEO of Stay Alfred said in 2015 that the idea for the company came to him during a trip to Denver.
Short-term rental firm that operated in four Denver buildings ceases operations
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].
Seven-story apartment building proposed for block along Colfax near Speer
An executive with San Antonio-based Embrey submitted the development proposal to the city last week.
State agrees to alternative measures after strip club lawsuit over 25-foot requirement
The show’s a lot closer — but now it’s behind Plexiglas.
Creperie closes after two years on Tennyson Street
Paris Crepe has said au revoir to the Berkeley neighborhood.
Project Snapshot: Inside McGregor Square
We took a tour of the project next to Coors Field.
City’s short-term rental tax revenue was down 55 percent through May
Newly released data shows the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on the local Airbnb economy.
Wine to take center stage as The 5th String replaces Old Major in LoHi
“We can slowly hire until we get full,” Amos Watts said of opening during a pandemic. “That takes some of the stress off.”
Former chairman, donor sues CU Foundation over investment returns
Clarence Herbst thinks the foundation should invest just in index funds. Foundation CEO Jack Finlaw disagrees.
Bra boutique Le Soutien closes after 26 years in Cherry Creek
If the pandemic hadn’t struck, Sharon Nelson says she likely would have extended her lease.
‘Eroticism requires less distance’: Strip club sues over 25-foot requirement
“Because Plaintiff, but not its competitors, must comply with the Spacing Requirement, Plaintiff will effectively be destroyed,” Player’s Club said in court.
