A city official decided Thursday not to renew the license held by Avondale Liquors.
Liquor store at Federal Blvd. crime hotspot forced to close
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Defunct Moye White owes $4M in LoDo office rent, landlord says
The law firm ceased operations last year when the majority of its employees joined Fennemore.
Breaking down the Colorado labor department’s new downtown lease
The agency is initially subleasing part of its space at 707 17th St., paying a blended rate of $21 per square foot in year one.
Council votes 12-1 to limit where new gas stations can be built in Denver
“It is up to government to bring a social conscience into the mix. That is what we’re doing here.”
DIA looks to lease, possibly buy, office building near I-70
The airport would pay $14 a square foot in the first year, plus operating expenses.
As Denver vote on gas station limits looms, one chain is at the forefront
Retroactivity is a concern. “There are seven deals in Denver that would die,” one broker said.
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless looks to redevelop Wash Park corner
The nonprofit has requested rezoning of a site it’s owned for decades.
Central Park hotel developer sues restaurant owner over failure to open
The owner of the Drury hotel sold 2 adjacent acres in 2022 — and the deal included a deadline.
Restaurateur closes three of four local eateries after foreclosure, lawsuits
“It’s not a terribly unique story,” said Jared Leonard. “It’s the industry right now.”
JCPenney joining Macy’s in Northfield exit
The open-air mall in Denver is losing another major retailer.
