“We feel good about this model … I think we found a niche within the suburban communities,” said Steve Cominsky.
Owner of Littleton cocktail lounge adds a second location
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Commercial lighting manufacturer laying off 150 in Denver office closure
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Outdoor activity subscription startup raises cash with mental health focus
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Sexy Pizza buys nearby building after losing lease for longtime Cap Hill spot
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DIA to spend $8M on four art installations for new gate areas
A city ordinance dictates that 1 percent of capital improvement projects be set aside for art.
French furniture firm takes former Hermes space in Cherry Creek
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Document shredding firm ceasing operations due to Medicaid change
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Local realtor count hit record in 2022, but expected to drop this year
Denver Metro Association of Realtors CEO Nobu Hata said inventory is a leading factor in membership numbers.