The company spent $2.3 million.
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In-N-Out buys real estate for planned Aurora location
Biju’s Little Curry Shop won’t reopen on Tennyson Street
“February was our best month in five years; it was nuts,” owner Biju Thomas said. “And then the bottom fell out the next day.”
Tech entrepreneur, My Brother’s Bar owner pays $2.5M for clocktower’s top floors
Danny Newman’s unusual real estate portfolio has added another holding.
Motel at edge of Globeville closes; property sells for $3M
The operators of the Town & Country Motel were accused in a 2019 lawsuit of creating “an environment that encourages criminal conduct.”
Salazar hotel project in LoHi won’t break ground this year
“We are going to reevaluate the project next year and be patient and wait for the hospitality industry to recover,” Isiah Salazar said.
BusinessDen Assembly recap: Developers see this as the end of a cycle
“I think we’re going pretty deep into a recession and I think it’s going to be drawn out, unfortunately,” BMC Investments CEO Matt Joblon said.
Project Snapshot: Zia Sunnyside
We checked back in on the blockwide project that combines apartments and condos, a bridge away from the 41st and Fox commuter rail station.
Prime West push into multifamily includes plans for eight-story Sunnyside project
The 208-unit building would be just north of Waldschänke Ciders + Coffee, and a short walk from a commuter rail station.
Westfield wrapping up work on income-restricted townhomes in Curtis Park
The project is considered the second and final phase of Westfield’s S*Park development, with the first phase a block away.
Trammell Crow agrees to $250K settlement in convention center bid-rigging investigation
It’s the second company to settle this month, following Mortenson.
