Dikeou Realty claims the Office of Information Technology’s attempt to invoke a “colocation” clause doesn’t apply since its staffers just work from home.
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State agency waited for election to pass before breaking Uptown lease, landlord says
Uptown seafood restaurant cuts bait after three years
Manzo Lobster & Oyster Bar closed after three years in business following a difficult past.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.9.23
An architecture firm will move from downtown to Five Points, a seafood distributor leases in Thornton and a flooring firm leases in Aurora.
Colorado’s largest indoor pickleball complex will open 13 courts in a space once called Lucky’s
The long-shuttered Wheat Ridge grocery store will become home to Colorado’s largest indoor pickleball facility.
Park Meadows owner looks to construct apartments on east side of mall
The Lone Tree mall is the latest in the area plotting to replace surface parking lots with residences.
Recap and photos: Highlights from BusinessDen’s ‘Future of Cherry Creek’
About 170 BusinessDen readers attended Tuesday’s event sponsored by G.E. Johnson.
South Broadway brewery Dos Luces taps out after five years
The brewery specializing in ‘pre-colonial’ beers has dealt with COVID, inflation and a car crashing into it.
Cherry Cricket building to remain as redevelopment takes place next door
The restaurant’s parent company bought its Cherry Creek property back last year in partnership with a developer.
Electric car maker Rivian doubling size of Clayton service center
The company, which also recently secured a space in RiNo, opened its service center in 2021.
Merchants Office Furniture firm acquires downtown competitor
Merchants had revenue of $20 million last year, while Pear Workplace Solutions did $25 million.
