The committee was convened in June after criticism of a plan to build two new, tall structures along the block. Now, the public will be asked to weigh in.
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Committee discussing Larimer Square’s future disbands without consensus
Assisted-stretching studio coming to Cherry Creek
Owner: ‘I thought Denver was the perfect place for something like this. It focuses on the recovery side of fitness, which is so important but often neglected.’
Denver Central Market building’s new owner buys 3 more RiNo properties
Edens dropped $10.1 million in the last two weeks as it continued its takeover of two blocks in the former warehouse district.
Developer planning tower spends $5.5M on Arapahoe Square site
Chicago-based Akara Partners is planning a project dubbed Kenect Denver.
Downtown Residence Inn sells for $92M
Orlando-based Xenia Hotels & Resorts sold the 228-suite hotel four months after purchasing The Ritz-Carlton nearby.
Park Hill Golf Club closes; litigation continues over who can buy 155 acres
The course closed at the end of 2018, with the city set to begin work on a stormwater retention area. Operator: ‘We expect to be closed this year and next year.’
Vacant building along South Broadway sells for $900K
The two-story building bears signage for American Vision Center and an ankle clinic, but neither business currently operates there.
Landlord says Tru Fit owes $123K as fitness chain closes Westminster location
The gym at 6815 W. 88th Ave. closed in early December, according to a Tru Fit executive. The chain has one remaining location in Westminster.
Uptown restaurateur looks to develop parking lot along 17th Avenue
The Avenue Grill owner Bill Ferguson wants to rezone the parking lot at 1709 and 1717 Washington St. ahead of developing the site.
Billiards bar coming to Broadway plans to cater to serious players
Owner David Mot: ‘Competitive pool players aren’t fancy drinkers. This’ll be for people who want to come in and compete in pool, not really for people who want to go out for some drinks.’
