The May 8 violence, which was caught on tape, resulted in an arrest. Meanwhile, the hotel may be sold off after an auction failed to raise $7.9 million.
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Owner of LoDo’s bankrupt Nativ Hotel sued by victims of nightclub shooting
Spanish restaurant that closed after nine months reopening in Ballpark
Botellón Spanish Tapas & Wine previously operated in City Park West but was forced to leave when the lease for that space was up.
Seattle noodle house and bar taking space in Cap Hill
“The demographic in Denver is really similar to Seattle,” said Reckless Noodles owner Bryce Sweeny of expanding to the Mile High City.
Building permits 6.29.22
A new building for $13.7 million at 3601 N. Brighton Blvd. and an addition for $13.2 million at 8700 Pena Blvd. are the week’s top building permits.
LoDo parking lot eyed for Unico development hits market instead
The Seattle-based firm, which has a large Denver presence, had planned an eight-story project at 1420 Wynkoop St.
Italian eatery in Wash Park opening pasta shop as it expands next door
The 25-seat Restaurant Olivia at 290 S. Downing St. will be able to double its seating capacity at night with space at 284 S. Downing St.
Watson lawsuit against Amazon data center financing partner advances
The CEO of Northstar Commercial Partners sued IPI Partners in 2020, accusing the firm of breach of contract.
LeGrue’s building on South Broadway being turned into restaurant, music venue
The three-story establishment will be called BurnDown, a reference to a 1978 fire that destroyed much of the building’s interior.
16th and Champa building is second downtown eyed for residential conversion
The city wants to encourage such efforts “to help create a more complete neighborhood downtown,” a spokeswoman said.
National home builder pays $15M for 77 acres in Littleton
The Toll Brothers will likely see fewer hurdles to development than their neighbors to the north, who unsuccessfully sued the city last year.
