The French American School of Denver’s new location will be across the street from City Park.
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On déménage! French-minded charter school relocating as enrollment doubles
Chicago firm proposes 25-story project downtown
CMK’s planned 858-unit residential development on Stout Street would feature three towers rising from a shared podium.
Food truck park opens by Westminster RTD station
“If the trucks are making good food and money, we’re happy,” said Blake Sanchez, co-owner of Run Westy Run.
Startup buys 22-year-old Denver wine storage business
“Colorado has really nice characteristics in terms of concentrations of wealth,” said Vino Vault CEO Jeff Anthony.
Judge: CBRE can be sued for recruiting Denver brokers from Newmark
A New York judge says new evidence that CBRE oversaw the recruiting from New York caused him to change his mind and decide CBRE can be sued there.
Project Snapshot: Art Studios
Denver-based Nichols Partnership is fashioning microunits out of the former Art Institute of Colorado building just south of downtown.
Building permits 6.15.22
New buildings for $13.7 million at 13939 Ancestry Drive in Douglas County and $7.5 million at 1010 W. Colfax Ave. in Denver are the week’s top building permits.
Ex-World Trade Center project in RiNo drops planned hotel
The development in the 3800 blocks of Walnut and Blake streets will now include an office building and a 17-story multifamily building with 310 units.
Urgent care CEO buys shuttered Burger King in Five Points for coffee shop conversion
“Right now it’s just an experiment,” Darius Kerman said of redeveloping the vacant building. “It was a property I like.”
LoHi steakhouse closing after 12 years
“It’s either been really slow some days or it’s so busy that we can’t keep the wheels on the bus,” a LoHi Steakbar co-owner said of not renewing its lease.
