Erik Riggs bought the eatery five months before the pandemic began and struggled since. His lease is up at the end of May and he’s going to walk away.
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Freshcraft owner giving up on downtown bar and restaurant
Castle Pines wrapping up $25M renovation ahead of PGA return
“Every hole was touched over the last few years to bring the course back to a more modern, tournament-ready course,” said the 2024 BMW Championship chairman.
Brownstein joins other law firms in new Block 162 skyscraper
The 300-attorney firm, which has been at 410 17th St. for 40 years, will move in 2023 to 100,000 square feet on floors 26-29 at 675 15th St.
Wine subscription club leases floor in LoDo, plans Denver hiring surge
Naked Wines looked hard at McGregor Square before striking a lease assignment deal with a cryptocurrency firm and its landlord.
Former school by convention center reopens as new Stonebridge hotel
The hotelier paid $25 million in 2017 for the block the Emily Griffith Opportunity School sits on and turned it into the 251-room The Slate Denver.
Twitter’s Boulder offices on the market
About six years after Twitter moved workers into new office space in The Wencel Building at 1301 Walnut St. in downtown Boulder, that real estate is now being marketed again, suggesting that the social media giant has vacated.
Wells Fargo closing LoDo location
Fewer customers are banking in person, the company said, so its branch at Blake Street and the 16th Street Mall is no longer needed.
Apartments planned for shuttered motel site at Colfax and Colorado
The Royal Palace Motel, which closed in 2013, was built “at the end of the golden era of motels along Colfax” in the 1960s.
Uchi’s sister restaurant to open in Cherry Creek, but there’s a wait
“The late opening date is a result of the permit process and also the fact that we have to repurpose the building,” said the CEO of Hai Hospitality.
Building permits 5.25.22
New buildings for $79.7 million at 696 N. Sherman St. and $18 million at 9990 E. Harvard in Denver were the week’s top building permits.
