A country club GM resigns, another country club hires a GM, plus a law firm adds partners and a real estate firm names a COO.
The Herd: New hires, departures and promotions 4.26.22
Denver
Pizzeria sued by landlord over unpaid rent, buildout
Piante Pizzeria still operates in Breckenridge, but an expansion to the Front Range didn’t go as planned.
Core Progression fitness training chain flexing with new gym in Central Park
The company is adding a seventh Denver-area location after raking in $4 million in revenue last year, its best year ever.
Venture X takes over coworking floor within LoDo’s Dairy Block
CTRL Collective operated in the space for about two years before yielding to the short-lived Flex Office – Denver.
Denver City Councilman Jolon Clark will not run for reelection
Kendra Black also opted to not run again and three others are termed out, so there will be five City Council races without an incumbent next year.
Businessmen accused of DIA bribery charged for bribery attempt in Aspen
Samir Mashni and Dean Hachem allegedly tried to bribe a Florida airport exec in Aspen. Years earlier, a competitor accused them of bribery at DIA.
McGregor Square office fully leased after renewable energy firm signs
RES Global took the final 43,000 square feet in the mixed-use project next to Coors Field, which also has a hotel, condos and retail space.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 4.22.22
An eight-property industrial portfolio sells for $250M, JNS Architecture buys its downtown office space, and a Zeppelin Station restaurant leases in Littleton.
Developer breaks ground on 30-story downtown Denver office tower
“It’s a magnet for young people,” Chicago-based Riverside Investment & Development’s CEO said as to why it’s building in Denver.
Moonwalk and moneylending: Andy Warhol art at center of legal dispute
A construction company is suing a Broomfield investment firm over the collateral for a loan, arguing the artwork must be handed over “to prevent injustice.”
