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South Broadway apartment complex fetches $91M
The complex has 260 units, making the deal worth $348,076 a unit
Receiver now says Dragul operated business as Ponzi scheme for at least 11 years
Harvey Sender is seeking to claw back millions of dollars from credit card issuers, and Dragul’s wife and kids, and to be granted ownership of a condo in downtown’s Spire tower.
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Denver Park Trust launched to support city’s park system
“What we’re set up to do is to act as a nonprofit support organization for new parks and improved park amenities,” said co-founder Frank Rowe. “Our vision is to acquire land for new parks in high-density and high-need neighborhoods. We’ll also work on providing ‘gap funding’ for projects within parks.”
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for July 2019
Colorado startups haul in more than $100 million to companies such as Blue Moose, TekDry, Alpine Start and more.
Golden-based telecommunications infrastructure firm files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Centerline Solutions was included in Inc. magazine’s annual list of the fastest-growing companies in America in 2013, 2014 and 2015.
Red Rocks glamping venue adds 20 more tents going into second year
The canvas tents in Morrison go for between $129 and $200 a night.
Denver company’s sales spike after Tiger spotted chomping at Augusta
Sales of Golf Gum last weekend were greater than the previous 18 months combined, according to Denver-based Apollo Gum.
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.
