Centennial-based Balusa Holdings filed for bankruptcy on Monday, less than three years after its subsidiary, Cascade Integrated Services, did the same.
Bankrupt oil firm’s parent company files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
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].
Denver developer Gary Antonoff dies at 81
Antonoff’s civic contributions included supporting deals involving the Colorado Rockies and Denver International Airport, and he was part of a local group that owned the Denver Nuggets.
One Belleview Station developer spends $7M on nearby land
Denver-based Prime West proposed a 15-story office building at the site this year.
Owner of South Broadway flower shop sells building ahead of closure
Bike lane takes away parking spaces and some walk-in traffic, so Le Grues Flower & Gifts – in business for about 50 years – is done.
Developer pays $900K for Tennyson Street bungalow with children’s bookstore
The property was sold by the store owners, who plan to move the business to South Broadway.
16-story apartment building proposed for lot off Brighton Blvd. in RiNo
A development team that includes a top Denver Housing Authority executive wants to build the project at the corner of Wynkoop and 36th streets.
Former Berkeley restaurant sold; retail and condos planned
The building at 3301 W. 38th Ave. most recently housed restaurant Thai Basil.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.21.18
Westminster residential complex sells for $82M, Aurora hotel fetches $17M and Kentwood Commercial reports the week’s largest lease.
Platte Street’s Habit and Carbon to add Arapahoe Square location
The affiliated restaurants will open at 2200 California St. in late 2018 or early 2019. A new hire has been made to oversee the brands, as well as Dead Battery Club.
Denver radio host Tom Martino sues HomeAdvisor over Bing ads
The host, who calls himself “The Troubleshooter,” said the digital marketplace’s ads mislead customers searching for a list of Martino-approved businesses.
