
“Hopefully, second time will be a little bit more of a charm,” Kwame Spearman said.
“Hopefully, second time will be a little bit more of a charm,” Kwame Spearman said.
Law firm moves into new downtown office, a Littleton hotel sells for a loss and a pair of metro area Walgreens trade for nearly $10 million.
The company’s three owners all reside in Israel, but have their eyes set on the Mile High City.
Adam Kahn opened the first 3rd Shot Pickleball location in Longmont in 2023. The new 43,000-square-foot spot will be a “flagship.”
Highgate plans to flip half the site. The seller, who owns gas stations, bought the land to “prevent competition.”
“You walk in, choose your color, brim length, do all that, and by the end of it, you have your hat, sit and chill at the bar.”
It will be the chain’s 12th in the state.
But the company is still interested in building a grocery store.
Cap Hill apartments get new owners in $11 million deal, and more sales and leases.
“It was by far the longest approval process I’ve ever gone through on any project,” Lenny Taub said.
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