
“I was worried that someone was going to buy it, and it wasn’t going to be for the community anymore,” said Nora Baldwin. “So, I jumped on the purchase.”
“I was worried that someone was going to buy it, and it wasn’t going to be for the community anymore,” said Nora Baldwin. “So, I jumped on the purchase.”
A 20-unit condo building in Littleton for $2.4 million and a residential alteration in Denver for $2 million are the week’s top building permits.
Three buyers of what was ostensibly an 1894 work by the Mexican artist José María Velasco say the $50,000 painting is a fake.
“At some point it’s like pushing a boulder up a hill,” Asbury Provisions co-owner Chris Topham said of staffing and pandemic challenges.
“Right now, some days it feels like we’re running a moving company,” said Cole Chandler, founder and executive director of Colorado Village Collaborative.
The 19,112-square-foot structure at 1834 Blake St. dates to 1939. The buyer paid about $288 per square foot.
The delays have allowed the investment fund manager to collect restitution to shorten his sentence. An attorney for his victims says he “should be behind bars.”
A financial group names a market president, a nonprofit hires a CEO, plus new faces and promotions in law, real estate, construction and more.
The buyer is a Denver developer with family ties to the restaurant’s leadership. The seller paid $13.8 million for it in 2015.
A five-story, 235-unit complex is planned for the 1.3 acre site. The deal works out to about $209 a square foot.
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