The seller’s late husband operated restaurant Strings in the building along 17th Avenue for 25 years, up until his death in 2011.
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Uptown building that houses three restaurants sells for $3.8M
Rio Grande Co. looks to demolish century-old concrete silos along Santa Fe Drive
“Due to their height and uniqueness, the silos have become a visually orienting feature within the Baker neighborhood,” city staff wrote in a report.
Golden looks to buy building, land from Coors for $12M, move City Hall
City official: “Our process depends on a number of planning decisions, but we would expect to start moving some personnel into the building in 2020.”
Chicago-based ‘heavy metal-inspired’ burger joint chain to open RiNo location
Burgers at Kuma’s Corner have names like the Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden.
A father and son plan to open Ohm Brewing Co. in Golden in June
Son Ian Burks on the name: “We ended up with Ohm because it’s an electrical term that’s easy to play off — something like, ‘Join the resistance against bad beer.’”
Developer of Civica Cherry Creek pays $6M for RiNo site, plans 12-story office project
Schnitzer West also recently purchased a site in the Denver Tech Center.
Golden outdoor gear shop opens second location along Lincoln in Cap Hill
Vital Outdoors fills a space that had been empty since 2017.
Apartment buildings in Cap Hill, City Park West sell for combined $22M
The buildings were sold by Illinois-based Inland Private Capital, which paid $18.8 million for them in 2015.
Colorado Center owner breaks ground on food hall addition
“It will be really convenient for tenants here at Colorado Center, as well as for commuters,” a Lincoln Property Co. official said, noting the nearby light-rail station.
Energy drink company shifting from Denver to Wheat Ridge
Go Fast has been around since 2001. “We survived all the big boys like Red Bull and Monster and Rockstar,” an exec says.
