A Burger King and two small retail strip centers, whose tenants include a laundromat, a Mexican restaurant and a dentist’s office, are at the site now.
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Rezoning would pave the way for apartments at corner of Colfax, Kalamath
Target will replace Lucky’s Market as anchor of Lowry retail development
The Minneapolis-based chain’s 30,000-square-foot space at the Exchange at Boulevard One complex will be about a quarter the size of the retailer’s typical stores.
Irish pub leaves daunting downtown for former Barricuda’s space in Cap Hill
“The neighborhood is already knocking on the door and getting excited for us to come here, which makes me want to work harder,” co-owner Brett McNamee-Hooper said.
Project Snapshot: Drivetrain (3299 Brighton Boulevard)
We checked in on one of the multifamily projects going up in RiNo.
First Gulf out, new buyer in for now-vacant Greyhound block downtown
The Dallas-based bus carrier moved its Denver operations to Union Station as of Oct. 1.
No alternative buyer in place as Carmen Court landmark fight returns to council
“Given that we’ve not had anybody, I unfortunately don’t anticipate there being one,” said Katie Sisk, who owns one of the six condos at 900 E. 1st Ave.
Opening today: Junction Food & Drink is Denver’s newest food hall
The 12,220-square-foot location at the Colorado Center was originally slated to open in April, but then the pandemic arrived.
RiNo plumbing supply shop closes a year after selling site to developers
“We pioneered trying to run a retail business on Brighton Boulevard,” a Do-It-Ur-Self executive told BusinessDen last year.
Council unanimously approves rezoning for two Cherry Creek gateways
The ownership group, which purchased the site in 2019, hammered out a Good Neighbor Agreement that runs 67 pages.
West Colfax lot, selling for second time in two years, goes to Texas developer
StoryBuilt, which changed its name last year, owns at least one other site in Denver.
