The company, which had 20 locations that went dark in March, predicts business won’t get back to prepandemic levels for three years.
Punch Bowl Social departs Stapleton, hopeful on Broadway
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Covid Caddies: CGA program will replace lugging the bags with ‘forward caddying’
“They’ll be walking with the group and then run out in front, spotting balls, repairing ball marks, replacing divots.” – Ed Mate, CEO, Colorado Golf Association
On West Colfax, owner of 93-year-old bathhouse looks for a path forward
“I just wake up in a pool of sweat. It’s terrifying,” said Amy Hyman. “I don’t sleep at night.”
Tattered Cover to relocate LoDo store
The bookseller has been at the corner of Wynkoop and 16th streets since 1994.
Landlord wants space back from bankrupt brewer
Declaration Brewing sold its facility at 2030 S. Cherokee St. in 2018, then leased it back.
Chinese investors try new tactic to recoup $80M loan for Vail condo project
The lawsuit against the developer of Solaris was filed back in August.
Ikon pass holder sues Alterra over shortened season
The Denver-based company’s resorts include Steamboat and Winter Park. The lawsuit seeks class-action status.
Adaptive re-use: Colorado condo developer turns missile silo into $3M ‘survival’ flats
A Lone Tree condo developer is building his second nuclear missile silo into million-dollar condos for the jet-setting crowd. Enough food and water & systems for 5 years off the grid.
Racines to close next year; owners under contract to sell land to developer
“When we re-opened Racines, there wasn’t the Broadway corridor,” Lee Goodfriend said. “There wasn’t RiNo. LoDo was mostly bars. The competition has become enormous.”
CorePower cuts yoga teachers nationwide at corporate-owned stores
The nation’s largest chain of yoga studios has laid off its yoga teachers.
