“It was a risk. But if you’re in the restaurant business, you’re in the business of risk,” said Rio Grande’s owner, who bought the new real estate last year.
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LoDo Mexican restaurant on the move for first time since 1999
Denver restaurateur fills gaps in Evergreen’s dining scene
Craig Caldwell is 74 but he likes to keep busy. He’s getting ready to open another eatery, a burger and pizza joint called Troutdale Tavern.
Three-story building on tap for former restaurant property in Berkeley
The half-acre lot has been vacant for years. The upper floors will contain 44 residential units and the ground floor will have retail space.
Denver Mart outdoor gear wholesalers find new home in Lakewood
Some of the 200 tenants displaced when the Adams County facility closed last year landed at a coworking space opened by Denver-based Thrive Workplace.
Amazon purchases land in east Loveland; major development may be in offing
The deal had been in the works for 4 years.
Cherry Creek hotel changes name as three-year renovation wraps up
The JW Marriott, which opened in 2004, began operating as Hotel Clio on Tuesday. The rebrand is still affiliated with Marriott.
Building permits 3.16.22
A new building for $22 million at 505 N. Lipan St. and an alteration for $5.6 million at 3282 N. Tejon St. in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
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.”
