The investors in a Cherry Creek private equity firm have turned on their former fund manager, saying he mismanaged $23 million they placed in his care on startups to benefit himself and his family members.
The Carl R. Zerger Elementary School at 9050 Field St., which sits on more than 8 acres, closed in 2011.
A K-12 school in the Highlands has listed its 23,000-square-foot home of the past two decades after losing its contract with Denver Public Schools.
The university’s new administrative building at 2601 E. Colorado Ave. will be completed in April and cost $14.5 million.
The former Emily Griffith vocational school campus, on a full city block next to the Denver Athletic Club, was sold to a local hotelier for $26 million.
A Denver company that rents equipment for outdoor adventures just bought another 50 canvas tents to support a booming “glamping” rental business.
The Jefferson County School District last month listed the 30,000-square-foot former Sobesky Academy at 2001 Hoyt St. for $2.8 million.
The lawsuit accuses CU of ignoring the professor’s repeated efforts to undermine his research and reputation.
The Colorado School of Mines is adding to its Golden campus with the $5 million purchase of a 1980s office building, 10 minutes from the center of campus.
“It was something we wanted to provide our members,” board member Lisa Olsen said. “They’re really excited about the location just because it’s near the Starbucks and bagel shop.”
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