
AEG buys Englewood’s Gothic Theatre for $2 million, apartments near DU fetch $25 million, and an architecture firm leases a South Broadway office.
AEG buys Englewood’s Gothic Theatre for $2 million, apartments near DU fetch $25 million, and an architecture firm leases a South Broadway office.
A recent legal filing also reveals the full extent of the financial problems of Holy Ground TIny Homes, a nonprofit run by a convicted fraudster.
The nonprofit Holy Ground Tiny Homes has left customers waiting years for homes it promised to deliver in months.
Holy Ground Tiny Homes owed $31,270 in back rent, court records show. The nonprofit’s plans for a tiny home village in Denver have faltered.
A Steamboat Springs tequila company and an Englewood popcorn producer were among companies that reported raising cash.
Buildings for $13.2 million at 4228 N. Kalamath St. in Denver and $9.6 million at 7801 S. Fairplay St. in Englewood are the week’s top building permits.
Holy Ground Tiny Homes, a nonprofit founded by a convicted fraudster, has taken their life savings and given them nothing, customers say.
Preston Parsons retired in 2008. He paid $5.1 million for the house in 2017 and used it for collateral on a $4.3 million loan in 2019.
A foundation for $4.1 million in Denver and electric vehicle charging stations for $3.4 million in Englewood were the week’s top building permits.
Among those that raised cash: A robotics firm, two aerospace companies, and a business with an app for insurance agencies.
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