“Trade shows are our primary source of revenue growth,” said Safe Rx CEO Milton Cohen, who expects to visit 20 shows this year compared to four in 2021.
Locking pill bottle startup raises $3M
Denver
May top home sales: $13M Cherry Hills deal No. 2 after $22M spree
Mansions in Hilltop, Boulder and Greenwood Village ranging from $5.9 million to $8 million also made the top five.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.3.22
RedPeak pays $23.5 million for Wash Park apartments, a Broomfield office fetches $34.5 million and an apartment complex near DIA sells for $62.5 million.
Distillery owner lists Baker building for $6M, plans move to mountains
“This was our seven-year, long-term plan all along, and we figured we would strike when the iron’s hot,” Wade Murphy said of relocating to Vail Valley.
Ogden Theatre manager says he was fired for blowing whistle on COVID-positive musician’s concert
Brian Hendrick is suing former employer AEG for wrongful termination after he told the concert promoter that Goth Babe performed while sick.
Developer Don Marcotte dies at 66
Marcotte was director of development for Denver-based Northstar Commercial Partners before shifting his focus to local self-storage projects.
Farbers plan apartment, office building on ‘hole in the donut’ LoDo parking lot
“We’re the hole in the donut,” Brent Farber said of 1801 Market St., which is half a city block in an otherwise heavily-developed area.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.2.22
A contractor on an apartment building in Denver claims it is owed $1.3 million and a contractor on a hostel in Silverthorne claims it is owed $372,000.
Two Denver family law firms merge
Cooper Ramp Cage Bucar Lewis, an eight-attorney firm, was created after a busy few years for divorce lawyers during the pandemic.
Junior League buys in Platt Park after Golden Triangle sale
“The developers honestly made us an offer we couldn’t refuse,” said the nonprofit’s president of its prior home, which will become a 13-story apartment complex.
