The 12,220-square-foot location at the Colorado Center was originally slated to open in April, but then the pandemic arrived.
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Opening today: Junction Food & Drink is Denver’s newest food hall
RiNo plumbing supply shop closes a year after selling site to developers
“We pioneered trying to run a retail business on Brighton Boulevard,” a Do-It-Ur-Self executive told BusinessDen last year.
Council unanimously approves rezoning for two Cherry Creek gateways
The ownership group, which purchased the site in 2019, hammered out a Good Neighbor Agreement that runs 67 pages.
West Colfax lot, selling for second time in two years, goes to Texas developer
StoryBuilt, which changed its name last year, owns at least one other site in Denver.
City aims to pay $3M in federal funds for nonprofit’s building in Valverde
The Denver Police Activities League, which built its headquarters in 2010, no longer runs youth sports leagues and has no police officers on staff.
Law firm moving Colorado office to Denver after 20 years in Broomfield
California-based Cooley is taking the 23rd floor of 1144 Fifteenth. The space was originally leased to Chipotle, which never moved in.
Amazon updates Northstar suit: Second sale scrutinized, embattled attorney named
The documents indicate Amazon believes the Denver-based firm wasn’t the only one paying kickbacks to former Amazon employees.
Former Cap Hill Whole Foods to re-open with spinoff concept in October
The building housed a Whole Foods store until it closed in 2017, and Whole Foods will operate the new store under another brand it owns.
RiNo art gallery sued again by landlord, this time over unpaid rent
“The lease has what we call a force majeure clause in it, so we’re arguing that COVID-19 would relieve my clients of that obligation to pay the rent under the terms of the lease, and the landlord has a different interpretation of that,” said the gallery’s lawyer.
Axe throwing chain aiming to open Colfax location delayed by protest damage
“We’re waiting for the landlord’s contractors to finalize the construction, but we’re ready to move ahead,” founder Mario Zelaya said.
