Sports Authority vacated the three-story building with a faux Gothic facade in 2016.
Plans call for Broadway’s Sports Castle to be repurposed, flanked by hundreds of apartments
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Denver native’s bindings-turned-snowshoes geared for backcountry powder
Alex Swaynie, 29, plans to debut his snowboard bindings that detach and fold out into snowshoes this month at Outdoor Retailer.
In their words: Five Denver liquor store owners on Colorado’s new beer laws
On Jan. 1, grocery and convenience stores in the state started selling full-strength beer, which had previously been only available in liquor stores.
Park Hill Golf Club closes; litigation continues over who can buy 155 acres
The course closed at the end of 2018, with the city set to begin work on a stormwater retention area. Operator: ‘We expect to be closed this year and next year.’
East Colfax motel sells for $915k
The Westerner Motel changed hands weeks after its next-door neighbor, the Sand & Sage Motel.
Boulder author Jon Krakauer sues over ‘Into the Wild’ musical
The lawsuit indicates Krakauer signed an agreement with the playwrights in 2013, but since has soured on the musical, which has been performed only in Michigan.
Lawsuits start flying stemming from city’s affordable housing mess
A local Re/Max agent was sued last week. In another case, the attorney representing homeowners in a lawsuit filed in September said the defendants, which include the city, have been served.
Owners of Denver lakefront homes sue realtor over water rights
The four plaintiffs collectively purchased three homes listed by Steve Travers of The Kentwood Co. They allege he advertised the local HOA had water storage rights for Riviera Lake, but knew otherwise.
‘Dogs don’t train themselves, princess’: Zillow removes snarky Denver apartment listing
A landlord’s approach to marketing a two-bedroom unit on the edge of Five Points can be summed up with the line: “I believe in a non corporate style, big surprise.”
Oil company reducing footprint of downtown Denver HQ in move across street
Whiting Petroleum Corp. said its lease in the Wells Fargo Center is part of an effort to build a “more collaborative” company culture.