The chain asked a judge in January to rule it can terminate its lease for the 16th Street Mall restaurant, which has been shuttered since last March.
Mall owner counterclaim: Hard Rock Cafe used pandemic as excuse to close
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Thomas covers commercial real estate and development. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and previously worked as a business reporter at the Springfield News-Leader. Email him at [email protected].
Judge approves Brownstein Hyatt’s $250K settlement to end Dragul dispute
“The testimony does suggest that this is a nuisance value settlement,” the judge said, meaning it was cheaper for the law firm than fighting a lawsuit in court.
Local developer set to buy Denver Mart complex
Vendors were told in February that the 29.4-acre, multi-building property along 58th Avenue would be sold. But the buyer hasn’t previously been reported.
Tamburello buys pair of churches in West Highland
“They’re just two really beautiful buildings that need to be preserved, and I think repurposed in the most creative way to be a community asset,” said Paul Tamburello.
RMS Cranes settles with one of four former execs it sued alleging fraud
The other three onetime members of the crane company’s C-suite, including the ex-CEO, have filed counterclaims and deny wrongdoing.
Eight-story building with only four- and five-bedroom apartments planned
The site is a parking lot at 1616-1630 N. Pearl St. in Uptown that was listed for $3.3 million and is currently under contract.
Receiver appointed for Denver Mart ahead of expected sale
The owners of the 29.4-acre Adams County facility last made their monthly loan payment a year ago, according to a lender, coinciding with the pandemic.
Feds look to sell bulk of former VA hospital campus in east Denver
“We are in the process of developing materials for the offering,” a GSA spokesman said of the eight acres at the corner of 9th Avenue and Clermont Street.
City selling sliver of Belleview Station land for 550,000 percent gain
Stonebridge Cos., which is putting up an adjacent 18-story building, bought the “very odd-shaped piece of property” for $55,200.
Left Hand Brewing opening a restaurant next to RiNo’s Mission Ballroom
An earlier plan to land in Curtis Park fell apart, so the Longmont brewery found another spot for its expansion into Denver.
