“They are unable to keep the interior of their space clean of dust,” a Source manager said of one store there.
The Source says dust threatens leases, cement plant calls it a fake crisis
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Inside the La Loma divorce: Brinkerhoffs split restaurants, but lawsuit continues
“There was no kindness. I was a thing,” Renee Brinkerhoff said. Her ex’s attorneys say her Porsche-racing hobby lost millions.
In RiNo, an industrial past clashes with a hotel in the present
The Source Hotel says a neighboring cement plant has caused $3 million in damage to its HVAC systems. A hearing next week could determine how the dust settles in RiNo.
Coding school that warned of closure again ordered to pay landlord $450K
“But this is not the end,” according to Turing founder Jeff Casimir.
Native Roots co-owner accused of trying to dodge $100M court award
Developer Peter Knobel has been battling other co-owners for years. Now he is accused of fraudulently moving real estate.
Surgery center will liquidate after sudden closure, $1M lawsuit
The Urology Center of Colorado had revenue of $38 million in 2022 and 2023, although that fell in 2024 when it closed mid-year.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.27.25
Stolen funds from the rental of a $78 million home, underinsurance claims in Cherry Hills Village, and more.
Mountain towns say contractor bungled, stole from public housing projects
MW Golden in Castle Rock was sued by Breckenridge and Frisco months apart.
Managers of franchisee firm ‘brazenly’ stole from it, silent partners say
RAD Group operates Jimmy John’s and Marco’s Pizza restaurants.
Developer says broker ‘forcibly slammed’ him at country club networking event
Brad Eide has sued Nick Steitz, who played in the NFL before going into real estate.
