
Peter Niederman, who sold his brokerage to Berkshire Hathaway, has been buying domains since the 1990s. He sold LosAngeles.com for three times what he paid.
Welcome to Business Den, your one-stop destination for all the latest and most important commercial real estate news from Denver. We are proud to offer a comprehensive and up-to-date collection of stories, articles, and insights that cover the Denver commercial real estate market in its entirety.
Subscribe to Business Den today and stay ahead of the curve.
Peter Niederman, who sold his brokerage to Berkshire Hathaway, has been buying domains since the 1990s. He sold LosAngeles.com for three times what he paid.
“They’re trying to get me out of there,” said the owner of the Gravel Pit at 2014 S. University Blvd., who claims he’s being targeted by police.
The outdoor apparel and gear company closed a nearby store at 250 Columbine St. in January.
Antero Resources, currently based next to Union Station, has zeroed in on a planned office building at 201 Fillmore St.
A former gym is being used as a “rental party space” that Councilman Jolon Clark said is exploiting a liquor license loophole to host rowdy concerts.
Stem Ciders has been at 2811 Walnut St. for a decade. “We saw this as an opportunity to move into a newer space.”
Number 38 is accused of 14 violations between May 8 and Aug. 20 and could lose its licenses. A co-owner said they are working on a resolution.
“Anything an 80-year-old can do for fitness, a 25-year-old can do with a beer in their hand,” said Robert Thompson.
“There’s more foot traffic in Cherry Creek,” said Tai Beldock, who hopes to find a permanent location in the neighborhood.
A development plan by a family that owns multiple parking lots was discussed publicly before a pause in 2019. They met with the city last week.
Update your browser to view this website correctly. Update my browser now