Tributary Real Estate found a tenant for 240 St. Paul St. but the tenant never moved in. Does it deserve a full commission?
Cherry Creek developer sues broker over $300K commission
Justin Wingerter
Justin covers litigation, white-collar crime and other news. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and previously reported for The Denver Post, The Oklahoman and The Topeka Capital-Journal. Justin@BusinessDen.com
Developer barred from taking investor cash in Colorado for five years
Joseph Libkey is accused of bilking 13 investors out of $2.3 million.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.12.23
CU is accused of not paying a contractor, heirs of a real estate investor sue for control of nine properties, and more.
Landscaper accused of theft goes bankrupt before $1.3M trial
Nu Style Landscape & Development owes $7 million. Lawsuits may cost it even more.
Platt Park event space wants a liquor license but neighbors are pushing back
“The neighbors ideally want it to be a library, but libraries don’t pay the mortgage.”
The Bank of Denver, owned by local family for 70 years, will be sold
The Iowa bank MidWestOne has agreed to pay $32.6 million for it.
Silverthorne hostel The Pad files for Chapter 11
“In light of everything, we are hoping for a positive outcome,” says a co-owner.
Failed Dillon condo project in ‘precarious’ spot after low $13M bid
The top offer isn’t enough to make lenders and builders whole, let alone condo buyers.
Marketing firm must pay $2M to erectile dysfunction docs for fake sales
“These actions by Signia had potential life-threatening implications,” a judge wrote.
‘Nomadic’ short-term rental host sues Denver, cheered on by others
“When I think of a nomad, I think of somebody crossing the desert, going point to point, watering hole to watering hole,” one host said. “I don’t do that. I buy roundtrip tickets.”
