“It’s extremely important to us to get our roots back down where we originally started,” co-owner Kyle Peters said.
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Sexy Pizza buys nearby building after losing lease for longtime Cap Hill spot
In-N-Out eyes location along Tower Road in Denver
The chain, which has operated in Colorado since 2020, will open its first location within Denver city limits soon.
French furniture firm takes former Hermes space in Cherry Creek
Roche Bobois has showrooms across 50 countries, but this will be the first in Colorado.
Will Denver’s next mayor bring city workers back to the office more? We asked
The city’s next leader could easily increase foot traffic in a battered downtown in their first week. But will they?
Vacant LoDo buildings that housed Beta, Falling Rock sell
Both properties are linked to former Beta owner Hussam Kayali — and recent crime.
Local realtor count hit record in 2022, but expected to drop this year
Denver Metro Association of Realtors CEO Nobu Hata said inventory is a leading factor in membership numbers.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 1.27.23
Building off Platte Street sells for $1.5M, Broadway property fetches $6M and a South Federal shopping center changes hands. Plus a ton more deals.
Boston Market owes $423K after defaulting on Golden HQ lease, landlord says
The fast-casual chain founded in a Boston suburb has been headquartered in Golden for 27 years.
Firm planning condos adds to Cherry Creek development site with $2M buy
Property Markets Group has now paid $29 million for land in the 100 block of Saint Paul and Steele streets.
Marquee downtown office towers land in lending ‘purgatory’
Higher interest rates and the lingering effects of the pandemic have caught up to two Brookfield buildings.
