LoHi-based Trelora, which charges customers a fixed fee of around $2,500 to buy or sell a house, announced this week that it named former Chipotle co-CEO Monty Moran as chairman of the board.
“Why can’t we turn anything we want into golf shoes?” said Tyler Stuart, whose startup would sell spikes that screw into the sole of any shoe, making them suitable for fairways and greens.
Loans range in amounts from $25,000 to $500,000, with interest rates going from 5 percent to 27 percent, according to the company’s website.
Outdoor shop Feral is going wild for Tennyson Street. Feral signed a lease at 3936 Tennyson St. for 4,800 square feet in the Flesher Hinton building. The space is nearly five times bigger than its current shop four blocks away. “This building is the crown jewel of the neighborhood,” said Feral owner Jimmy Funkhouser. “We… Read more »
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A cofounder of Smashburger and former owner of Quiznos has listed an 18,000 square foot mansion on 6 acres in Cherry Hills Village.
Should you replace a divot or fill it with sand and seed?
Live Urban Real Estate wants to build up business in areas such as Congress Park, Cherry Creek and Park Hill.
The judge says the plaintiff, which is associated with Wynkoop Brewery and Cherry Cricket, couldn’t prove its case.
Tivoli Distributing Co. wants to wind down its business – but not without first collecting around $400,000 from two competitors that want access to a hot Montana lager.
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