
“An anvil has been lifted off my head,” said Dave Hanscom, whose family has owned the bowling alley at 6595 W. 38th Ave. for 57 years.
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“An anvil has been lifted off my head,” said Dave Hanscom, whose family has owned the bowling alley at 6595 W. 38th Ave. for 57 years.
The 1150 Bannock St. lot lies between sites where Urban Villages is planning to build 30-story towers with condos, apartments and hotel rooms.
Camden Property Trust, which bought the Baker property from Westside Investment Partners for about $105 a square foot, will build a five-story complex.
Luke & Co. Fine Pet Supply & Outfitters plans to build a three-story glass barn at 530 Broadway and move into its new space next summer.
Philip Anschutz grew his net worth to $10.6 billion but he fell to No. 2 behind Charles Ergen, who grew his fortune to $13 billion to become the richest Coloradan.
The special ordinance addresses a quirk in Boulder’s land-use code that requires a certain portion of the project be dedicated as open space. The requirement made the proposed Diagonal Plaza redevelopment impossible.
Milan Doshi and his parents paid $1.4 million in 2008 for The Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast, a nationally registered landmark.
The seller purchased the four-building Gateway Centre campus in 2019 for $45.6 million.
The Austin, Texas-based eatery has 10 locations in Colorado and made its debut in Colorado Springs this week.
The property and plans for the 15-story, 626-unit complex at 2601 N. Alcott St. were sold four months ago for $32 million.
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