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The developer of Denver Central Market has unloaded that building and five nearby properties in an off-market transaction.
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Mansion season is in full bloom, with two big-ticket properties hitting the market in Polo Club and Cherry Hills.
Stanley Marketplace developer has plans for former Tony’s Market
The creator of the recently opened Aurora commercial park is mulling options for a South Broadway property.
SEC sues Denver cannabis investor for alleged $7M fraud; touting stock while unloading millions of shares
The suit claims he spent the “ill-gotten” profits on a house in Snowmass, new cars and a piano.
Old chairlifts find new purpose with Denver startup
If there’s a chairlift chair rusting in a junk pile in North America, Jacques Boiteau and his crew of “hoarders” will find it and recondition it into mountain-themed furniture.
Bike maker Niner files bankruptcy; plans sale to Denver PE firm
The owner of the Fort Collins manufacturer said it has been trying to find a buyer since January, as it seeks capital to expand its product line.
Bound by wheelchair, drone pilot plans Patagonia road trip
Kirk Williams, like many Coloradans, is outfitting a van. But he has particular requirements beyond four-wheel drive and a bunk for sleeping.
SendGrid halfway to unicorn status; valued at almost $500M
The fast-growing email company disclosed all sorts of nuggets – including HQ rent and pay for top execs – in more than 500 pages of SEC filings as part of a plan to sell shares to the public.
New coworking space brings the outdoors under one roof
Wilderness junkies finally have a Denver basecamp for getting down to business, as an office for outdoor enthusiasts and businesses plans its launch.