A nearby resident told a city mediator that performances at Number 38 made his house shake. But some expressed support for the business.
RiNo venue could lose license for live music after noise complaints continue
Denver
Joe Blake, first chancellor of the CSU System, dies in Denver at 86
His career path steered him through diverse pursuits including FBI agent and real estate developer, he was part of the senior leadership team that created Highlands Ranch, and was president and CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Architecture firm KTGY leases a floor at new RiNo office building
The eight-story Hub North was completed in 2020 and sold last year for $40.5 million with no leases in place.
WaterCourse, City O’ City owners buy the restaurants’ real estate for $6M
Dan Landes sold the Uptown and Cap Hill vegetarian eateries years ago, but remained their landlord until this month.
Judge rejects newspapers’ request for unredacted Tay Anderson report
Two Denver publications asked to see portions of a sexual harassment investigation into the Denver Public Schools board member.
Building permits 2.16.22
New buildings for $35.8 million at 8355 E. 32nd Ave. and $24.5 million at 8959 E. 40th Ave. in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
Ex-waitress sues Snooze over alleged wage violations
Jazmine Foster-Hall, who worked at a Texas restaurant, is seeking class-action status for all tipped employees in her lawsuit.
Apartment developer pays $7M for site of third planned Denver project
The X Company proposed an 18-story building with 409 apartments. It completed a project in Union Station North, and is currently building in Arapahoe Square.
Fitness chain Solidcore opens in RiNo, leases location on Platte Street
“We try not to leave a studio alone when we enter a new market,” a company executive said of opening a sister studio in LoHi.
If Denver approves housing mandate, June 30 will be key day for developers
That’s the final date to submit a concept plan by those who want to be grandfathered in under the city’s current rules and avoid restricted-income requirements.
