Quiznos has been at 1275 Grant St. since 1981. The assessor now values the lot at $1.22 million, up steeply from $468,500.
Landlord for first Quiznos points to property taxes as chain considers bailing
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Developer sues Lakewood after housing cap, council decision derail White Fence Farm project
Crescent Communities says its groundbreaking for its apartment complex is “suspended until 2023, if not indefinitely.”
IV therapy chain sticks competitor and former employees with lawsuit
Hydrate IV Bar, which has four locations in Denver and Boulder, is alleging the theft of trade secrets.
Quiznos says first location is ‘unsustainable’ as landlord lists building for lease
The sandwich chain has operated at the corner of 13th Avenue and Grant Street since 1981.
Receiver names alleged Dragul co-conspirators, as lawyers say they don’t know where he is
Harvey Sender previously said the embattled real estate investor operated his business “as a Ponzi scheme.”
Downtown hotel fires back at Monfort 7-Eleven, says judge will approve eviction
The countersuit references “an incident in which pepper spray was pumped through the Premises’ air vents and into Landlord’s hotel.”
City building official used position to benefit personal business, ethics board rules
Scott Prisco, who still works for the city, was hired in 2015 and makes $185,000 annually.
Monfort sues downtown hotel over ‘bad faith mission’ to terminate 7-Eleven lease
Kenneth Monfort suggests the Sheraton wants the convenience store to go because of an $80 million makeover the hotel began last year.
Declaration Brewing sued for missing rent
The Overland brewery’s landlord, which bought the property from the business in 2018 and leased it back, claims it’s owed $30,000.
Judge dismisses felony charge against attorney over short-term rental application
“I believe that Aaron was a convenient scapegoat and high-enough profile to accomplish what the city wanted to accomplish,” an attorney for Aaron Elinoff said.
