
But they’re not calling it Clayton Lane anymore.
But they’re not calling it Clayton Lane anymore.
The head of BMC Investments said the project has been in the works for 9.5 years. Midway through, he sought a partner.
The company opened in 4,800 square feet this week.
Its owner says it was the state’s oldest Japanese restaurant. The space it leased will be redeveloped.
Tributary Real Estate found a tenant for 240 St. Paul St. but the tenant never moved in. Does it deserve a full commission?
A premier fitness brand will likely take space in the project, according to developer Matt Joblon, who has a relationship with gym chain Equinox.
The founder of the popular coffee shop is feuding with the investors and operator that now control it.
Expansion to Arvada and Boulder will give the ice cream parlor six area locations.
About 170 BusinessDen readers attended Tuesday’s event sponsored by G.E. Johnson.
“We led with all the constraints,” Matt Joblon said of his pitch to property owner Invesco.
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