Most of the firm’s attorneys are joining Fennemore. Frost Brown Todd and Lewis Roca have also scooped up a few.
What’s happening with Moye White’s real estate? No one wants to talk about it
Thomas Gounley
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].
Steven Rosdal, co-founder of Hyde Park Jewelers, dies at 77
“He was the coolest guy I knew and all I wanted to do was be his wingman,” said his former business partner.
Deadline for exemption from new development rules could be pushed to 2025
This would be the second extension to the deadline, which was originally Aug. 31, 2023.
Masonry contractor with eight-figure revenue last year files for bankruptcy
Diversified Masonry said it owes $2.69 million.
Lakewood office building for sale as federal agency moves out
The current owner paid $28 million in 2010, records show.
WeWork reducing footprint at Triangle, getting rent reduced at Wells Fargo
The company said this week it expects to exit bankruptcy by the end of May.
Guild founder discloses August stroke, steps down as CEO
Rachel Romer, 35, said she is relearning to walk after spending three months in the hospital.
Watson’s stake in Golden Triangle office selling for $700K as receivership ends
“Brian will begin to rebuild his business,” his attorney said.
Zeppelin decries ‘predatory lending’ as Wells Fargo seeks Zeppelin Station receiver
The RiNo office building, just six years old, houses the headquarters of Alterra, as well as a food hall. “This is not a situation of a loan that’s termed out or substantially un-leased,” the developer said.
Monfort forced to ‘play defense’ after Historic Denver bid to save Pec building
Monfort said he sees Tom’s Diner as a cautionary tale. “We’re staring down the barrel of the same situation here.”
