The documents indicate Amazon believes the Denver-based firm wasn’t the only one paying kickbacks to former Amazon employees.
Amazon updates Northstar suit: Second sale scrutinized, embattled attorney named
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Former Cap Hill Whole Foods to re-open with spinoff concept in October
The building housed a Whole Foods store until it closed in 2017, and Whole Foods will operate the new store under another brand it owns.
Project Snapshot: The Collective
We checked in on construction of the hybrid RiNo multifamily project by Zakhem Real Estate Group.
Re/Max of Cherry Creek buys office building from Walmart heir
The building has about half the brokerage firm’s current space, and will function as “more of a collaboration spot.”
Nonprofit tackling homelessness plans third tiny home complex along Sheridan
“It helps spread (impacts) across the city, and we think that’s important,” said Colorado Village Collaborative Executive Director Cole Chandler.
The vibe is finally right for work to begin on new RiNo hotel
Dirt for the Vib (pronounced “vibe”) hotel is finally being moved a year after a formal groundbreaking ceremony was held.
Developer still wants to convert former Catholic school campus into hotel
GFI Development Co., which purchased the site in 2016, has proposed renovating three nearly century-old structures and building an 11-story building on an existing parking lot.
Overland development site sells for five times its 2015 sale price
Denver-based Palisade Partners, which paid $3 million for 0.57 acres that sold for $600,000 a half-decade ago, is planning to build multifamily housing.
Developer buys land for proposed 20-story Belleview Station hotel
A 190-room Kimpton Hotel is planned for a 0.41-acre site at Chenango Avenue and Olive Street that sold for $1.3 million.
CU South Denver campus in Douglas County to be shuttered, sold
The founders of Re/Max gifted the property to the university system in 2015, but CU said the “facility is not financially viable.”
