The JW Marriott, which opened in 2004, began operating as Hotel Clio on Tuesday. The rebrand is still affiliated with Marriott.
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Cherry Creek hotel changes name as three-year renovation wraps up
Shuttered food hall goes up for lease
The food hall hasn’t operated since 2020, when it said it was entering “hibernation mode.” The landlord said he’s ready “to bring the building back to life.”
Developer pays $7M for RiNo site of planned 12-story apartment building
Chicago-based McCaffery Interests is also a partner in the T3 office building under construction in RiNo.
Shinesty moves HQ to Denver, leases second distribution center
“We’ve decided to extend sizing,” an executive at the apparel company said. “If you go up to 5X in sizing, it requires about 30 percent more space.”
ViewHouse owner acquires his first Cherry Creek property for $14M
Francois Safieddine, who won a World Series of Poker bracelet in 2007, upped the ante over competing offers for 250 Steele St.
Former New York chefs cooking up French restaurant, bakery in LoHi
“We wanted a different lifestyle, and opening a restaurant in New York would have been more than we wanted to put in,” said Noisette co-owner Lillian Cho.
Energy firm takes two floors in Cherry Creek building about to break ground
Crusoe Energy captures excess natural gas from oilfield flaring and uses it to create electricity to power onsite data centers that mine cryptocurrency.
Massage and yoga studio flexes by adding location in the Highlands
White Lotus Therapeutics launched in Sloan Lake in 2016 but the business outgrew its space and the owner needs the new spa to “catch the overflow.”
Dire’s Lock and Key closing after eight decades in Denver
“It’s the end of a dynasty,” said broker Jay Soneff. “The remaining family members ran it as long as they could.” A pawn shop plans to lease the space.
Japanese eatery opening in former Brazen space in West Highland
Christopher Teigland and his wife Ariana named Glo Noodle House after his mother, “who always took care of people through food.”
