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The Herd: New hires, departures and promotions 10.25.22
Boulder natural food company to liquidate in bankruptcy
The company touted the health benefits of its products, including helping with immunity, providing sources of vitamin C and A, serving as an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 10.21.22
Douglas County buys a Castle Rock hotel, and office buildings in Denver’s Central Park and Westminster change hands.
Ireland Stapleton law firm will move headquarters next year
The nearly century-old firm, the 30th largest in Denver, will trade its spot at City Center for a smaller one at 1660 Lincoln in Uptown.
Building permits 10.19.22
A $5 million alteration at 8400 Pena Blvd. and a new building for $3.8 million at 2600 Wewatta Way in Denver are the week’s top building permits.
Salad chain Sweetgreen plans locations on Tennyson, Colorado Blvd.
The California-based company’s first area restaurants, in Cherry Creek and next to Union Station, opened in 2020.
Broe inks lease with semiconductor firm for former Maxtor site in Longmont
It’s the biggest year of leasing ever for the Denver-based company, Broe CEO Doug Wells told BusinessDen.
Lake Steam Baths on West Colfax, open since 1927, sells for $2M
Lake Steam Baths, which originally catered to Jews who lived and worked on the west side of Denver, was bought by a car wash company.
Number 38 in RiNo will stop the music for six days after more noise violations
An attorney for annoyed neighbors calls the punishment “a slap on the wrist” that won’t stop Number 38’s bad behavior.
Grateful Dead-themed brewery to close for November after cocaine dealing
The owner of So Many Roads reached a settlement with Denver’s licensing department. His other bar, Sancho’s Broken Arrow, faces similar accusations.
