Pearl Izumi was purchased by United Sports Brands earlier this year. Remaining employees will either work remotely or move to California.
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Cycling apparel brand Pearl Izumi cuts staff, plans sale of Louisville headquarters
Evergreen’s El Rancho Brewing files for bankruptcy
The 75-year-old restaurant and watering hole has struggled financially this year, leading to closures, staffing shortages and infighting.
GM Development pays $41M for former VA hospital campus in east Denver
The buyer, GM Development, has already brought new life to a condemned hostel in Uptown and a shuttered funeral home in Berkeley.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 9.23.22
A gargantuan roundup this week with gyms, law firms and ice cream shops leasing space along with downtown office deals and apartment sales.
Appeals court agrees Gaylord Rockies worth $400M more than owner claimed
The owner of the massive 1,500-room resort near DIA argued the property should be valued at $270 million.
Superior residents sue town, trustees, developer of controversial Town Square project
Coal Creek will include four buildings totaling more than 366,000 square feet. The project is expected to break ground early next year with completion expected in the second half of 2024.
Apartment developer pays $13M for second half of Lincoln Park city block
A five-story, 123-unit complex is planned for the property, which was previously home to a tortilla factory.
Halloween, Christmas pop-up bars to open next to Tony P’s in LoHi
Prolific bar operator Josh Schmitz, owner of Denver restaurant group Handsome Boys Hospitality, is behind Spirits Halloween and Naughty List.
Police supply shop doubling space and moving to Arvada after 10 years
“It feels like I’ve never worked a day at the store because it’s such passion and labor of love,” said the owner, a retired Jefferson County deputy sheriff.
Taco shop fills Lincoln Park restaurant space vacant since 2019
It’s the third brick-and-mortar location for Tacos Selene, but the first owned by the misspelled restaurant’s namesake.
