The bike shop chain, which has four stores in Colorado, sees a market for e-bikes downtown.
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BikeSource gears up for expansion into RiNo as demand soars
New owners of Denver hydroponic farm vow to grow business
The $1.25 million acquisition included Rebel Farm’s real estate at 5445 W. Evans Ave.
Asana Partners snaps up more retail space along Tennyson Street
The firm, which increased its local profile when it purchased Larimer Square, has paid $11.3 million for Tennyson buildings over the last 20 months.
Building permits 2.3.21
A $32.7 million building at 2660 W. Holden Place and a $9.3 million building at 1933 S. Acoma St. in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
WeWork closing four Denver locations to ‘rightsize’ its footprint
The company will still have five coworking spots in the city, but it’s vacating about 230,000 square feet of office space.
Starbucks shutters two stores and plans to close two more by May
The coffee chain is downsizing its footprint in Denver, where one of the locations set to close has operated for 25 years.
Health-conscious Clean Eatz restaurants opening in Colorado
Franchisees have signed leases in Park Hill and the Denver Tech Center, and are scouting real estate in Fort Collins.
Not the green that gardeners wanted: El Oasis sold to homebuilder
News that a nonprofit planned to sell two-thirds of the LoHi garden prompted a backlash but it sold the property for $1.2 million anyway.
Subdivision developer wants to build a self-storage facility in Uptown
“It’s a nice amenity for the multifamily, especially as apartments get smaller,” said Ventana Capital CEO Darwin Horan.
Indian concept will add some spice to former Biju’s space on Tennyson
Himalayan Spice will be Khagendra Gurung’s second eatery along the Berkeley retail corridor, and he also signed a lease in RiNo to open a second Himchuli.
