Two potential investors are creating a new shared office in Denver with plans to provide mentorship and a business incubator setting to their startup tenants.
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].
Department store shuts down in Cherry Creek
Sears is closing its Cherry Creek store after 60 years in business and liquidating the merchandise starting Jan. 23.
With Broadway rents jumping, retailer shuts down
As rents climb for retail space around Denver, a South Broadway shop has decided not to bring its expired lease back to life.
Old hostel gets residential upgrade
After being operated at a cheap hostel where room rates could dip below $17 a night, a Five Point property is being renovated into apartment and commercial space.
Pet-friendly bar sniffs out new spot
In the doghouse with the county for zoning violations, a bar and dog park is working to repay legal fees and open a new location outside of Denver.
Pot-themed sub shop grows in Colfax
Colfax is getting a new cure for the munchies with the expansion of a pot-themed sub shop.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Jan. 9, 2015
Two large industrial buildings change hands, and an investment firm scoops up a multifamily property.
New townhomes take shape in Uptown
New townhouses are on the rise in Uptown – complete with designated space for a Jacuzzi.
Edgewater awaits grocery spark to ignite development
An Atlanta developer is starting 2015 by tweaking its blueprint for a vacant grocery site in Edgewater. But before any land changes hands and construction crews arrive, the developer must first land a new grocery anchor.
Fast-paced fitness brand stretches to DTC
A local gym is beefing up with a second Denver location and scouting a third spot in Lone Tree.
