Owner Jeff Estey says he wasn’t expecting this: “I’m trying to get it back open.”
City seizes Wash Park Grille for back taxes
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Drive-thru tech firm ceases operations, will sell Park Hill building
Highmark Communications declared bankruptcy after being sued for reportedly defaulting on a $2.7 million bank loan.
Bankrupt Fluid Truck leaves Denver offices, reveals $35M in debt
The company moved out of 400 W. 48th Ave., the scene of a previous squabble.
Architecture firm not to blame for $20M LoDo flooding, court affirms
Greystar accused Johnson Nathan Strohe of defects on The Fitzgerald. Jurors disagreed.
Caretaker for Aurora apartments finds more code violations than crime
“One or more tenant advocacy organizations has apparently met with tenants and advised them not to pay rents, which has complicated my work.”
Lender forecloses on Silverthorne hostel after sale effort dropped
“The most difficult part of this journey is knowing that things could have turned out so differently,” The Pad’s founders say.
Cherry Creek realty firm bankrupt while owners clamor in court
One co-owner is said to be “cannibalizing” Integrity Real Estate’s business.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.21.24
A $2.2 million fire next to Union Station, a tenant dispute on the Auraria campus, a law firm accused of stealing sale proceeds, and more.
Fired vinyl exec says he ‘saved the company’ after $1M losses
Rich Kylberg, of Denver, was let go from Vinyl Me, Please in March and sued in May.
Doctor’s sleep pill scheme costs Golden attorney her law license
Susan Fox helped a friend acquire excess Ambien. So, she can’t practice law.
