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Judge blocks release of Casa Bonita plans over mass shooting concerns
He said it’s “a stretch” to call the restaurant critical infrastructure but some information such as camera locations could help a shooter.
23-story Golden Triangle project will incorporate existing retail building
The 250-foot-tall structure with 285 apartments would replace a pair of office buildings but keep Cherokee Row at 11th Avenue and Cherokee Street.
New law makes it harder to restrict employees from going to competitor
It “completely reshapes the non-compete landscape” said a Denver attorney, one of three experts that spoke to BusinessDen.
Aurora, home builder reach agreement on water for new golf course that could be city’s last
If finalized, it will allow Oakwood Homes to break ground on the 1,700-home Prairie Point protected from the mayor’s proposed crackdown on water use.
Architect’s Cherry Creek home faces demolition after $4M sale
The buyer is a Denver homebuilder that plans to scrape the ’70s-era structure and construct two duplexes on the large lot.
High inflation forcing Denver to raise minimum wage 9 percent in January
“For the majority of independent restaurants, if not all, this makes zero sense. And all it does is hurt them,” said restaurateur Juan Padro.
West Colfax homeowners displaced by fire sue contractor next door
A husband and wife who fled flames in the middle of the night claim that fencing was not adequate to keep out vagrants who lit the blaze.
Apartment developers pay $20M for hotel, Perkins site at I-25, Colorado
The planned complex will have 300 units and be five stories high, much shorter than the nine stories originally proposed.
City Council considers rezoning for RiNo lots 2 years after denial
Golub & Co. wants to build two apartment buildings on Denargo Street that could be as high as 16 stories and contain up to 800 units.
