Prior to renovations, the building at 1600 W. 33rd Ave. was an auto mechanic shop.
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Tamburello sells Root Down restaurant building in LoHi for $2.8M
Multifamily firm Gables proposes eight-story Cap Hill complex
The eight-story project would be a block away from another proposed at the site of Racines and two blocks from another Gables complex.
Landmark application submitted for Carmen Court against owners’ wishes
The condo complex off Speer Boulevard is the new Tom’s Diner.
Multifamily firm AvalonBay is developer under contract for Racines site
The owners of the restaurant, which opened in 1983, said last month that they would close in January 2021.
Gallery and retail store Foreign Form closes in RiNo
The company operated pop-up shops before landing what it thought was a permanent location in January.
Salesforce signage goes up atop 32-story downtown tower
There’s a new name atop 17th Street Plaza.
The Oceanaire Seafood Room won’t reopen after 13 years downtown
Parent company Landry’s also owns the Morton’s steakhouse chain.
With temperature checks and face masks, ‘wellness marketplace’ opens in West Highland
Co-founder: “We had a grand opening event that was scheduled for 300-plus people. People always say the timing couldn’t have been worse, but actually it could have been.”
Former Inn at Cherry Creek to reopen next year as The Clayton
“Up-and-coming artists, musicians and chefs steer clear of Cherry Creek right now — and we are aiming to change that,” said developer Matt Joblon.
Morton’s The Steakhouse won’t reopen in downtown Denver
The chain also permanently closed locations in Rochester, Indianapolis and Richmond recently.
