Alterations for $9.4 million at 7401 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and $4.7 million at 700 14th St. in Denver are the week’s top building permits. Download our sortable Excel file.
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Building permits 11.9.22
Epic Brewing to close in RiNo as new use eyed for property
The brewery has been at 3001 Walnut St. since 2013. The property’s new owner submitted a plan to the city showing a restaurant.
Bonnie Brae will get its first pot shop near popular ice cream stand
Silver Stem Fine Cannabis received approval from Excise and Licenses to open at 2331 E. Ohio Ave. despite objections from some neighbors.
Builders raise alarm in Thornton, where fight over water threatens new construction in tight housing market
After nearly four years of lawsuits, court decisions and recriminations between Larimer County and Thornton over the city’s efforts to pipe water from the Cache la Poudre River to fuel future growth, Colorado’s home builders are now weighing in with a warning that the ongoing standoff risks worsening the state’s affordable housing crisis.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 11.4.22
Southeast Denver apartments fetch $58 million, a skate shop moves to South Broadway and an Aurora office building sells.
Denver tweaks rental property license application with two months to go
Properties with multiple residential units are required to be licensed as of Jan. 1, 2023.
Topo Designs CEO, partners buy decade-old liquor store on Tennyson
Small Batch Liquors has operated out of a bungalow at 4340 Tennyson St. since 2012.
No more hunky-dory: $300M Keystone project marred by big-dollar lawsuits, allegations of crime
One developer says $8 million went missing. The other says a felony was committed.
Judge nixes attempt to limit neighbors’ say in liquor store licenses
“For this licensee, and the industry as a whole, it just can’t stand,” said Adam Stapen, an attorney for Avondale Liquors who plans to appeal.
Council members propose pause on mobile home park redevelopment
One park owner told BusinessDen on Tuesday that he was unaware of the moratorium measure that Denver is considering.
