The A-Frame Club will have 31 structures, each 460 square feet, that will likely rent for “the high $200s” per night.
Zeppelin gets construction loan for Winter Park project, eyes ski season opening
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Brazilian steakhouse chain returns to roots with $3.3M DTC buy
Rodizio Grill, now based in Utah, first opened in Littleton in 1996. That location closed but its 22nd eatery will also be in a southern Denver suburb.
Apartment developer pays $35M for Denver7 block at Speer and Lincoln
The sale comes two months after the Denver City Council rejected an effort to save the octagonal part of the TV station’s building from the wrecking ball.
Tyler Tysdal pleaded guilty in court. But online, things look more upbeat
Here’s what happens when you Google the name of the Lone Tree man who admitted to securities fraud.
DaVita, former CEO indicted over ‘no poaching’ deals with competitors
The Justice Department alleges they conspired with Surgical Care Affiliates and a second company out of San Francisco to deprive workers of mobility.
Globeville office building sells for $11M two years after it was bought for $5M
The seller remodeled the lobby and added a fitness center, a tenant lounge and a conference center to the three-story structure, which is fully leased.
Airbnb-like hotel building in LoHi sells for $7.3M
Three of the four Denver properties where the startup operates at the intersection of hotels, apartments and Airbnbs have been sold since late 2019.
Municipal lobbying firm buys building three blocks from Denver city hall
“We just saw this as a unique opportunity to stay in the geographic area that we feel works for us,” said Roger Sherman of CRL Associates.
Pepsi plans massive new bottling plant, warehouse on 148 acres by DIA
The soda giant wants to build a 1.1 million-square-foot building at Tower Road and Pena Boulevard and is marketing for sale its 30-acre property in RiNo.
Nonprofit pays $2.5M for lot by its Arapahoe Square homeless shelter
The Denver Rescue Mission now has full control of the east side of the block. The seller paid $791,000 for the 0.36-acre property in 2010.
