Marco’s Coal Fired founder said there’ll be no settlement after all with Dayton-based Marco’s Pizza, which has more than 900 franchised restaurants nationwide.
‘Fight it to the end’ claims Ballpark pizzeria owner in naming spat
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].
First construction permit issued for 30-story downtown office tower
Block 162 will be 30 stories and has city permits to start work on the foundation.
Self-storage facility developer looks to convert shuttered Englewood Kmart
A California-based self-storage developer has taken a liking to a shuttered Kmart in Englewood.
Submissions detail plans for two more apartment towers in Golden Triangle
Lennar, Holland Partner Group both plan 17-story apartment projects
CoBiz Financial sold in $1 billion deal
BOK Financial Corp. expands its state presence by buying parent of Colorado Business Bank.
Rhode Island company proposes 14-story downtown hotel
The company did not reveal the hotel’s brand.
Rezoning approved for planned Overland apartments
Eight-story ‘Cherokee Flats’ will offer 139 apartments.
16th Street Mall jeweler sues former employees over new shop
Jay Feder Jewelers is suing three former employees – including a worker the owner claims he treated like a son — for allegedly stealing its trade secrets as they prepared to launch a competing jewelry shop in the same downtown building.
Southwest Denver apartment complex sells for $63M
A San Francisco-based real estate investment firm has purchased another large Denver apartment complex.
Buyer nabs Cap Hill B&B with marijuana in mind
A mansion used as a bed and breakfast has sold for more than $2 million, and the new owner would like to add a cannabis component.
