
A rancher bought the lot and his wife “took the builder and the architect to see the ‘Magnificent Obsession’ movie 16 times, so that they got it right.”

A rancher bought the lot and his wife “took the builder and the architect to see the ‘Magnificent Obsession’ movie 16 times, so that they got it right.”
The real estate firm’s attorneys said the evidence “could not be more straightforward” that Chris Cowan violated a court order. Then they changed their minds.
Wild Taco’s meat will be standard Mexican fare, but the cocktail menu will stand out.
CP Group, which paid $204 million last year for the 31-story building, plans to construct wings on two sides.
The 19,000-square-foot Crawford Hill Mansion, built for Denver socialites Crawford and Louise Hill, had been home to a law firm since 1990.
The Denver Energy Center’s owner paid $176 million for it in 2013, but has not found a buyer willing to pay at least its outstanding mortgage of $102 million.
Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment and Chris Cowan jumped to rival CBRE last May, and they have been dueling with their former employer ever since.
The decision is a victory for neighbors opposed to six off-campus duplexes CCU owns and rents to students, and upheld the zoning ordinance prohibiting it.
The lawsuit claims they took advantage of the elderly oilman, who died in October, ignored his mental decline and persuaded him to divorce his wife.
“One of my stipulations when I buy these buildings is that they have nobody here,” said Alison Shunneson, who turns them into apartments. “And no furniture.”
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