In an email sent to family members and business partners, Brian Watson, who ran for state treasurer in 2018, denied wrongdoing.
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Real estate CEO, former GOP nominee, says he’s being investigated by FBI
Coronavirus roundup: Denver Post layoffs, no Colfax Marathon in May
Plus, Alterra employees are being furloughed.
Vacant industrial building on half-acre Tennyson lot sells for $2.5M
The building previously was home to Paramount Fabrics and Alpine Window Coverings.
Facebook doubling size of downtown Denver office
The company now has about 47,000 square feet at 1900 16th St.
Racines to close next year; owners under contract to sell land to developer
“When we re-opened Racines, there wasn’t the Broadway corridor,” Lee Goodfriend said. “There wasn’t RiNo. LoDo was mostly bars. The competition has become enormous.”
Coronavirus roundup: Vail CEO announces cost cutting, Rockies plan ‘Stay At Home Opener’
Plus, a number of hotels inform the state of layoffs.
Third company in 14 months eyes redevelopment by Sports Castle
This is the first set of plans to include a rendering.
Owner of fitness chain buys South Broadway retail building
Jon Cerf said a Core Progression franchisee will open in the space, and that he has one other tenant lined up.
Owner of purple Uptown building applies for demolition eligibility as five-story project proposed
The structure most recently was home to pizzeria Tony P’s, and prior to that gay bar JR’s.
Golden Triangle parking lot eyed for 16-story project sells
The lot is 20,703 square feet, or 0.48 acres, making the deal worth $323 a square foot.
