A new $120M apartment building in Sunnyside, more construction at DIA and a few tenant upfits at a downtown office tower.
Building Permits 4.20.22
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Travel club Inspirato opens books prior to IPO vote
On the cusp of going public through a SPAC deal, the Denver company discloses its business operations and predicts almost $1 billion in revenue in 2025.
Sponsored Content: How business leaders can keep the staffing balance on the pandemic roller coaster
For business owners and employers, the pandemic roller coaster continues to upend our plans, especially around how many people we need to maintain or grow our enterprises.
The Docket: real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.7.21
A landlord in trying to collect $40K from a gym. Plus a Denver property owner sues Denver over a rejected roofing permit, calling the system “Kafkaesque.”
Building Permits 10.6.21
A new hangar at Centennial Airport, a pool demolition at Valley Country Club and a lot more. Download our sortable Excel here.
Bank likely to take title to Promenade Shops when no one bid during foreclosure auction
The Promenade Shops in Johnstown encompasses 493,172 square feet of retail and entertainment space at the northeast corner of Interstate 25 and U.S. Highway 34.
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Fledgling backcountry resort hunts for $1M stash
Bluebird Backcountry, Colorado’s first lift-less ski resort, said it will be open again near Steamboat for next year’s ski season.
Stoney’s to open third pub in Denver along South Broadway
The landlord said the lease will let Stoney’s Cantina pay part of its rent as a portion of sales until COVID restrictions are removed.
Architect struggles to collect $2.5M for planned Keystone hotel, condo development
Denver firm Oz and the developers of One River Run told BusinessDen that they are cooperating on design and construction and aim to finish on time.
