Reported commercial property sales total more than $10 million, two breweries scoop up space and the Better Business Bureau leases 10,000 square feet.
Burl Rolett
Burl Rolett was a BusinessDen reporter who covered commercial real estate and the business of sports until 2017. He is a graduate of Washington and Lee University. Email him at [email protected].
Homebrewing family takes recipes Uptown
An architect and his family are building up their own nautical-themed brewery on 17th Avenue after about of year of tinkering with recipes at home.
Sprouts shoots up in Platt Park
An upcoming Sprouts grocery store is taking shape on Mississippi Avenue.
2014 brought $1B boom to downtown
An event Tuesday highlighted the flood of new businesses, development and residents into the downtown area – and offered some advice on how to move forward from here.
Casa Bonita center lands brewery
Anthony Martuscello is banking on the Casa Bonita bump when he launches his brewery on West Colfax later this year.
Buyer revives wilting salad concept in LoDo
A first-time restaurant owner is forgoing his plans for a pizza restaurant to save a LoDo salad concept from the chopping block.
Co-working trend gets $14M addition
A real estate firm is getting behind the shared office space market with a major renovation project of a shut-down business incubator property.
NY firm snags $11M in Wash Park real estate
A New York City real estate firm has made its first Denver buy with an $11 million three-building deal in Wash Park.
Developer clears space for Cap Hill project
An apartment firm has cleared the way for more than 100 apartments in Cap Hill, joining several other projects in the works in the neighborhood.
First residents move in to $88M Union Station tower
A handful of renters have settled into an $88.5 million apartment complex near Union Station, and the building has more tenants lined up as it finishes work on the top floors.
