Owner Terry Walsh paid $850,000 for 1,900 square feet at 7100 W. 38th Ave., previously home to Right Coast Pizza.
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Local barbecue joint buys building for new location in Wheat Ridge
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Sonder hotel with Japanese restaurant rising in RiNo
Denver-based Magnetic Capital and Narrate Cos. broke ground last month on a three-story, 23-unit building at 3354 Larimer St.
Former Owlbear Barbecue chefs take its space in RiNo for new eatery
“I think RiNo has missed the smell of barbecue in the air,” said Michael Graunke, who is opening Pit Fiend BBQ with Paul Llano.
Apartments planned for La Quinta Inn site at I-25 and Colorado
Brookhaven Capital Partners has proposed redeveloping the 130-room hotel into a nine-story residential building with 370 units.
Alpine Dog Brewing to reopen in former Denver Bicycle Cafe spot
The brewery closed its previous location along Colfax Avenue nine months ago but it will be making beer again in City Park West.
Operators of planned music venue by Union Station pull out after protest
“We assumed there would be some opposition, but the amount we received was surprising,” said Ryan Simonds, a local DJ, of Kulture Music Hall.
Vegan market in Baker closing down
“Rising costs on just about everything and continued supply chain issues over the last year have been exhausting,” said owner Vanessa Gochnour.
Cherry Creek retail site planned for apartment project sells for $29M
The buyer plans to develop an 85-unit, eight-story building on 0.72 acres, making the deal worth $928 a square foot based on the land.
Crush owner closes down Highland pizzeria, new East Colfax wing joint
“I invested all the dollars I had in my pocket into both restaurants,” Jason McGovern said. “That was my retirement and 10 years of blood, sweat and tears.”
