Co-owner: “The thought process is to try and shake up the stereotype of French dining.”
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French restaurant Brasserie Brixton aims to open in Cole in July
Coworking company pays $40M for 17-story building downtown
While most of its rivals, like WeWork, lease their spaces, Novel Coworking is all about owning. This is the company’s second Denver buy.
California company looks to build eight-story hotel on LoDo parking lot
The development plans state that “the structural grid of the building facade imitates a box of chocolates,” and that the building would have “a surprise cherry center.”
Gift shop along 16th Street Mall closes
Only in Colorado was the sole tenant in the Cottrell building, whose owner has discussed redevelopment.
Only in Colorado was the sole tenant in the Cottrell building, whose owner has discussed redevelopment.
Distillery Leopold Bros. expanding production with new three-story facility
The company says the Malt House will increase its production capabilities more than 10-fold.
Rockies development next to Coors Field to be named after late team president
Keli McGregor died suddenly in 2010 while he held the role.
Owner leaves coworking space at Stanley Marketplace
And in RiNo, a shared office designed for attorneys has shut.
Cooler brand Yeti to open store in Cherry Creek
The company has only one brick-and-mortar store, although others are planned in Chicago and Charleston, South Carolina.
Austin-based accounting software startup opens Denver office
ScaleFactor has 12 employees locally and expects to increase that to around 100 within a year.
City completes acquisition of properties on Colfax near Speer
The city is still determining what departments will move into the existing buildings.
