McDonald’s had been at the corner of 16th and Cleveland Place since at least 1979.
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McDonald’s, T.J. Maxx closing after decades on 16th Street Mall
11 major Denver office and hotel projects that broke ground in 2022
After a slowdown in 2020 and 2021, the construction of new office and hotel buildings rebounded last year as developers found it easier to get financing.
Italian furniture store taking seat in Cherry Creek
The company’s most unusual sofa resembles an infinity symbol and costs $22,100.
From Cherry Creek’s boom to Ball Arena’s future, top BusinessDen stories of 2022
Here are some of the top storylines of the year — and the things we’re wondering as 2023 begins.
These are the buildings that were named Denver city landmarks in 2022
A little bit of Cap Hill, Northeast Park Hill, Globeville and Golden Triangle history has been protected.
Crepes ‘n Crepes to reopen in Congress Park after closing in Cherry Creek
Billy’s Inn and TAG Burger Bar previously occupied the restaurant’s new home.
Fines a ‘last resort’ as thousands of Denver rental properties will miss license deadline
Properties with multiple units are required to have a new city license as of Jan. 1.
A year after Westminster OK’d redevelopment of a historic farm, the desire to save it hasn’t died
Uplands developer says a groundbreaking could happen this summer — at the earliest.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 12.23.22
13-story building near City Park sells, Castle Rock restaurant property changes hands and RidgeGate Station lot bought for senior housing project.
Gart sells brutalist office building on Lincoln to Kentro for $4.5M
A Chicago developer had previously proposed a 16-story apartment project at the site.
