A slew of legal actions to recover money owed for leased equipment and failures to pay rent.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.29.21
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Tivoli Brewing Co. replacing CEO with former Anheuser-Busch exec
Salomon Marcos Garza Jr., the 22-year-old son of the brewery’s majority stakeholder, said he recommended the hiring himself.
New apartment complex near Union Station sells for $174M
Lincoln Property Co. paid $1.04 million per unit for the 168-unit The Pullman, shattering Denver’s previous per-unit price record.
Board wants answers before Park Hill homeless campsite vote
Nearby residents have filed appeals to get the city to revoke the temporary permit for the “safe outdoor space” in a church parking lot.
Baker coffee shop has second location brewing in LoHi
Middle State Coffee signed a lease for a 450-square-foot space at 2622 W. 32nd Ave. and expects to open in spring 2022.
Building permits 7.28.21
New buildings for $6.2 million at 1601 Park Ave. and $3.9 million at 3615 Delgany St. in Denver were this week’s top building permits.
Denver looks to add 300 hotel rooms to its homeless housing stock
Mayor Michael Hancock proposed a $450 million infrastructure bond measure as he vowed to make progress during his State of the City address.
Mining firm leases 20K square feet at new DTC office building
6900 Layton, which was completed last year, already houses two other tenants in the natural resources sector.
Construction company sues labor department over paid family leave law
Grand Junction-based Chronos Builders argues that the measure violates the state constitution’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
The Herd: New hires, departures and promotions 7.27.21
A law firm adds four associates, a bank names a market manager, plus promotions and new faces in real estate, finance, education and hospitality.
