A Littleton shopping center and more than 50 acres of land are in the hands of a new owner with big improvement plans.
Bowles Crossing in Littleton sold; retail & apartments planned
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SIMS snowboards gets new life
SIMS contracted Never Summer to make 675 boards for the 2015-16 season to test the market’s reception to new SIMS boards. The boards come in two models: the all-mountain Blade and the freestyle Juice, both priced at about $500.
Cherry Creek condo tops Feb. sales
Cherry Creek’s newest condo project – 250 Columbine – might soon have a different, unofficial name: “CEO Row.”
Bankrupt Sports Authority seeks buyer, could close half its stores
On Wednesday, the beleaguered Englewood-based retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure $1.1 billion in debt while it looks to sell the business and shed underperforming stores. In an internal memo to employees obtained by BusinessDen, CEO Mike Fost said Sports Authority has struggled to compete as shoppers increasingly buy sports equipment and apparel online.
Denver startup percolates new coffee-serving product
A Denver entrepreneur is betting your company will kick its Keurig coffeemaker to the curb and switch to a machine that fits his single-serve beverage capsule instead.
Platte St. building trades for $12 mil
Trammell Crow buys Empire Staple Co.’s former HQ and sells it a new location farther north.
Tivoli, Tom’s Urban part of a huge DIA concessions deal
Tivoli Brewing Co. and Tom’s Urban are teaming up to open a brewpub at the new airport hotel.
Sports Authority to close Denver warehouse by April
Shutting Kalamath Street location will cost 72 jobs. The struggling retailer already announced it will close the Sports Castle on Broadway.
RiNo cannabis supply warehouse shuts abruptly
Four months after being purchased by a New York agribusiness company, RiNo’s Grow Big Supply has gone dark. Grow Big, which sold gardening supplies such as dirt and hydroponic systems used to cultivate marijuana, announced it was closing its 50,000-square-foot retail store, at 4501 Wynkoop St. near the National Western Complex, in a Feb. 9 Facebook… Read more »
Wynkoop Brewing Co. spends $1M on new fermenting system
Wynkoop Brewing Co. is spending $1 million to replace the fermenting system that Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and his crew installed in the LoDo institution nearly 30 years ago.
