The Glendale club didn’t emerge from Chapter 11 with a reorganization plan in place. It asked the judge to dismiss the case because business is “good.”
Shotgun Willie’s ends bankruptcy case because stripping profitable again
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 thomas@BusinessDen.com.
Vacant RiNo office building Hub North sells for $40M
The eight-story, 111,000-square-foot structure completed last year by Beacon Capital Partners at 3660 Blake St. was originally envisioned as a hotel.
Wells Fargo remains market leader as deposits at Denver-area banks grow
Runners-up U.S. Bank and Chase had greater percentage gains, however, in terms of deposit market share.
State’s largest teachers union lists Uptown HQ for $7M
The four-story, 41,144-square-foot space — kitty-corner from the Colorado State Capitol — has been home to the Colorado Education Association for 30 years.
RiNo office project along Brighton reveals name, shows renderings
Beacon Capital Partners and Elevation Development Group propose a 12-story building with 300,000 square feet.
Restaurateur pays $3.8M for former Morton’s steakhouse space in LoDo
The new owner has founded Mexican and Italian restaurants in Colorado. He didn’t disclose his plans for the 8,400 square feet he acquired at 1745 Wazee St.
Development dream deferred as new owner repairs old Lakewood motel
Lauren Coleman wants to build a new hotel on Colfax Avenue with units that go for $300 a night. But for now, she’s housing the otherwise homeless.
Apartment developer Mill Creek plans second Cherry Creek complex
The five-story project at the corner of 2nd Avenue and Cook Street is a block away from its first and would have 110 units and 165 parking spaces.
IP firm Sheridan Ross adds 6 attorneys with Bradford absorption
Aaron Bradford, who started his own firm after stints at Holland & Knight and Lathrop & Gage, joins Sheridan Ross as a shareholder.
‘There is so much demand’: Joblon plans Cherry Creek office project
The developer wants to put up a seven-story building on a 0.44-acre parking lot at 235 Fillmore St. that he bought in 2019 for $12 million.
