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Energy drink company shifting from Denver to Wheat Ridge
Liquor store tied to embattled real estate investor closes, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Cornerstar Wine & Liquor LLC, managed by Shelly Dragul, said in a filing last week it owes at least $1 million to creditors.
Here are the final two tenants leasing space in Cherry Creek’s newest office building
The two tenants join WeWork and the building’s developers in the office space above Amazon Books.
Tattoo shop is first tenant to be named for RiNo’s mixed-use Lot Twenty Eight
The development by Denver-based Formativ at 2763 Blake St. is expected to open in July.
WeWork leases another 85K square feet, this time in RiNo
The coworking company has taken an entire building and expects to open in the fourth quarter.
Income-restricted apartment project breaks ground near 38th and Blake in RiNo
Nonprofit Urban Land Conservancy and Medici Consulting Group are partnering on the 66-unit project.
Cook brings passion for Texas-style BBQ to Tennyson Street
Owner: “To me, Texas barbecue is about tradition and simplicity — the meat is the center of attention.”
Northside Eatery + Market to bring basic groceries, ‘California cuisine’ to LoHi
Owner: “There’s no grocery element in the Highlands at all — the only option is to walk to a different neighborhood to get groceries.”
Developer pays $3M for corner lot along Tennyson Street
The buyer is currently building a condo project in LoHi, and plans to construct an office building in the Golden Triangle.
Hotelier planning 14-story project pays $8M for downtown parking lot
The deal for the lot at the corner of 18th and Champa streets works out to $638 a square foot.
