Scenes and highlights by BusinessDen’s “The Future of Water & Development” event on Feb. 26
Event recap: Increasing cost of water affects growth along Front Range
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].
Some skepticism remains as council talks financing for Post building buy
The Johnston administration hopes to close on the purchase of 101 W. Colfax Ave. the week of April 8.
Sushi-Rama closing four suburban locations, leaving just RiNo
“I think people are looking for either supermarket sushi — nothing wrong with that — or they go high-end,” co-owner Jeff Osaka said.
Development firm puts Curtis Park firehouse, dog park lot up for sale
Mainspring CEO Andy Schlauch said the company has decided one of the properties is “too big for us.”
Dish Network laying off another 50 workers in latest round of cuts
Since November, the company has cut 700 employees working in Littleton and its Douglas County headquarters, according to notices sent to the state.
DIA splitting real estate brokerage work among three firms
The world’s second-largest airport by land area will soon no longer be exclusively CBRE country.
Russell Wilson accepting offers for Cherry Hills mansion as Broncos mull his future
Wilson and his wife Ciara set a local record when they paid $25 million in 2022 for the property.
Planned Cherry Creek condo project adds retail, office space
The change brings the planned unit count down from 15 to nine.
RiNo’s Il Posto closing after 17 years
“RiNo is just a tough spot right now,” said a manager. “It’s not looking for that upper-class, fine-dining style right now.”
Von Miller drops bid to foreclose on former mansion near Broncos HQ
Does Oluwole Jolaoso regret paying $3.7 million for the 19,000-square-foot home in Foxfield? “Of course I do.”
