The developer’s plans call for housing and reference Continuum’s 9+Co as inspiration.
Kentro plans redevelopment of Belcaro King Soopers site as grocer relocates
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French furniture firm takes former Hermes space in Cherry Creek
Roche Bobois has showrooms across 50 countries, but this will be the first in Colorado.
Sportswear brand laying off 65, ceasing most operations in Denver
U.K.-based Gymshark’s U.S. headquarters are in Republic Plaza.C alifornia-based Specialized Bicycles also told the state this month it is cutting 15 Colorado employees as part of a 120-person layoff.
Bridal accessory maker unveiling new manufacturing facility
“All I wanted to do was make things that were sparkly and pretty and cool and fun with my hands,” said Founder Sara Gabriel.
What’s happening with planned Amazon Fresh stores? Denver isn’t the only market asking
The company leased spaces in Denver and Centennial two years ago, but hasn’t opened.
Big Lots closing four Colorado stores this week, including Denver and Arvada
The stores are expected to close by Jan. 15, or sooner as inventories are cleared.
Riverfront Park’s retail space fetches $12M in first sale since 2013
The space, which last sold in 2013, is located on the ground floor of three buildings at the base of the Millennium Bridge.
McDonald’s, T.J. Maxx closing after decades on 16th Street Mall
McDonald’s had been at the corner of 16th and Cleveland Place since at least 1979.
Italian furniture store taking seat in Cherry Creek
The company’s most unusual sofa resembles an infinity symbol and costs $22,100.
Joyce Meskis, First Amendment advocate and pioneering owner of Tattered Cover, has died
Meskis, the pioneering bookstore owner and fierce First Amendment advocate who built Denver’s Tattered Cover into one of the nation’s most beloved literary institutions, died last week.
