More than a year after the Denver City Council OK’d the zones for drinking to-go alcoholic beverages, no one has applied for one.
Lakewood’s Belmar nears common consumption area, but none in works in Denver
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New Nativ Hotel owner sues seller, citing surprises after deal closed
Thierry Rignol bought the LoDo property for $6.3 million in August and originally hoped to reopen it within weeks.
Developer sues after car-free community derailed by planned school
Culdesac, whose first project in Arizona has received national press coverage, is suing the seller of property that it tried to buy along Tower Road.
The Herd: New hires, departures and promotions 10.25.22
A shoe manufacturer and a bank name senior executives, plus new faces and promotions in real estate, law and more.
Englewood police investigating bankrupt tiny home builder after customer complaints
A recent legal filing also reveals the full extent of the financial problems of Holy Ground TIny Homes, a nonprofit run by a convicted fraudster.
Death at Shotgun Willie’s delays trial about death at Shotgun Willie’s
A judge also decided that jurors can’t tour the Glendale strip club during the trial, reversing a previous order.
Food truck fraudster gets 18 months in jail for contempt of court
Larry Perez was banned from the food truck industry in 2019. He ignored that order and is now in the country jail.
Ireland Stapleton law firm will move headquarters next year
The nearly century-old firm, the 30th largest in Denver, will trade its spot at City Center for a smaller one at 1660 Lincoln in Uptown.
Feds accuse Denver CEO of lying to pump up stock price
The SEC says Brent Willis, who ran NewAge, lied to investors and reporters about his beverage company’s distribution deals and CBD drinks.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.20.22
A real estate agency is accused of transferring ownership of the plaintiff’s property to an agent’s son, and a firm wants a $2.9 million deposit returned for land being seized by Denver Public Schools.
