“In Denver, you don’t see a lot of restaurants fail,” said Jeff Lee. His company has signed two leases in Riverfront Park, as well as in Aurora and Wheat Ridge.
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Restaurateur returns to Colorado to open new Korean, sushi eateries
Littleton Harley-Davidson dealership closing after 43 years
The struggling motorcycle company is reducing its network based on changes in the market and paying dealers to retire underperforming stores.
47-story apartment tower proposed downtown
The prominent downtown development site is currently a parking lot zoned for unlimited height.
With new title sponsor, TPC Colorado changes tourney name
The Korn Ferry Tour’s Colorado tournament has a new name. And boasts the longest par 5 in professional golf.
Larimer Square holiday pop-up bars giving way to tiki-themed dance club
Disco Pig is the latest venture by Josh Schmitz, who has launched a flurry of businesses since the pandemic began.
RiNo Art District founder sells home, studio for $5.8M to developer
The deal with Tracy Weil gives Bernard Hurley an additional half-acre for his upcoming Hurley Place mixed-use project.
Building permits 2.23.22
New buildings for $57 million at 3901 Wynkoop St. and $49 million at 180 W. 10th Ave. in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
Grocery store, office project planned for former DTC church
Whole Foods is shown as the grocer in online marketing materials for Alberta Development Partners’ third attempt to redevelop 8081 E. Orchard Road.
Developer seeks five-story rezoning for Lincoln Park apartment complex
The 2.1-acre site where the 237-unit project is planned is currently home to industrial buildings, a martial arts school and Japanese restaurant Domo.
Two Hyatt hotels opened in downtown Denver in past three months
The Hyatt Centric debuted in November at 1776 Champa St. and the Thompson Denver at 1616 Market St. welcomed its first guests last week.
