A combusting golf cart causes $240,000 in property damage, a Littleton brewery is sued for not vacating its warehouse fast enough, and more.
A combusting golf cart causes $240,000 in property damage, a Littleton brewery is sued for not vacating its warehouse fast enough, and more.
52eighty Distilling listed $288,000 in assets and $1.1 million in liabilities in its Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing.
A Las Vegas firm is the buyer.
“It’s a great size for someone where you can do something special, but it’s not so big that the overhead’s killing you,” said Brett Murphy, who is working through a $6.5 million redevelopment play a half-block away.
The onetime retail center, which became vacant over a decade ago and was demolished in 2018, is slated for a seven-building apartment community with 373 units.
Tim Pleune and his wife Barb listed their Littleton mansion for $4.5M. Tim helped start BOA Construction in the 1970s
Local developer Republic Investment Group bought a former Lumen campus for $50 million and immediately sold part of the site to two buyers.
“People die everyday that never died before,” said Chuck Martinez, president of the nonprofit’s board.
“I have opted to save the building — it’s not required to save the building — because I think it’s important to save the character and the vibe of the community,” Brett Murphy said.
Francois had proposed to renovate the 1525 Blake St. building for a new restaurant. But it’s now on the market.
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