The 14,700-square-foot residence was sold by the granddaughter of a famed British investor and philanthropist.
$5 million mansion in Greenwood Village tops October home sales
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New backcountry lodge in the San Juans prepares to welcome skiers
Veteran mountain guide Nate Disser teamed up with a repeat customer to open Red Mountain Alpine Lodge.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for October 2018
Startups in Colorado raised a total of $170 million last month.
Chicken wing restaurant Fire on the Mountain opening second Denver location
The Portland-based chain, which currently operates in Denver’s Highlands Square, is taking space in a Wash Park building that previously housed a funeral home.
Aurora software developer says Vail app company owes it more than $80K
PermuSoft Corp. has filed a second lawsuit against ResortApp, saying the company has failed to comply with a payment plan set up after an initial round in court.
Packraft company closes on first funding round
Kokopelli Packraft closed on a $210,000 funding round, and expects to raise $750,000 by year-end.
400M fans? Denver fund launches to support video games, esports
‘We’re going to build a pro esports franchise here in Colorado, where we’ll host events and tournaments, and sell out venues and stadiums,’ the founder said.
VF Corp. execs spend $3M each on Denver houses
The CEO and CFO of a publicly traded company moving its HQ to Denver from Greensboro, North Carolina, have purchased multimillion-dollar homes in the Mile High City.
Blue-collar apparel startup raises $350K
‘The work industry has been way behind the outdoor industry and the military,’ says the founder of Denver-based Truewerk, whose customers’ average workday might consist of climbing a cellphone tower.
CorePower Yoga moving into Cherry Creek, one of 16 studios planned
The company’s website confirms CorePower will move into the space along 6th Avenue being vacated by Yoga Pod; Denver-based company also has big plans out of state.
