
“It’s certainly been – no pun intended – a big hit,” said the owner of the damage caused when a drunk driver careened into the pumps, which set the property ablaze.
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“It’s certainly been – no pun intended – a big hit,” said the owner of the damage caused when a drunk driver careened into the pumps, which set the property ablaze.
Denver’s Turing School was ordered last year to pay $450,000 to its former landlord. It’s asked a judge to reconsider that amount.
Los Angeles-based CIM Group sold its stake for $93 million.
Thomas Bryan was previously CFO of the firm that funds housing projects around the state.
Plans include a courtyard, subdividing a former Dollar General and a new building.
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Seattle-based Urban Renaissance Group also has a downtown property in foreclosure.
Groove Subaru’s real estate went for $13.6 million.
The firm had been operating as a standalone unit, but is now being integrated into DPR Construction.
Neighborhood opposition revolved around green space on the edge of the property. “There’s a lot of animosity and misinformation,” the owner said.
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