After years stalking celebrities in Los Angeles as a paparazzo, a photographer is turning her camera toward small businesses with quick photo shoots built around busy schedules.
Photographer scraps studio for happy hour shots
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City Park West co-working space means business
Planning an office where you can ‘put your head down and get things done,’ a pair of UC Denver grads is launching a small co-working space on Vine Street for companies past the fledgling startup phase.
Broadway apartment complex fetches $64M
A Las Vegas developer cashed out a 260-unit apartment complex this month as the area surrounding the property transforms with new projects.
Snack startup cracks into new territory
With plans to soon pitch its product to grocery chain Sprouts, a sunflower seed business is quickly growing and will be on store shelves in 15 states by the end of the summer.
Developer grabs Cap Hill apartments, land
An apartment project and development-ready land in Cap Hill was sold recently for more than $9 million, and the buyer has plans for 140 more apartments on the site.
Startup takes interior design online
Following the lead of personal styling websites, two sisters are growing their RiNo-based web company and connecting customers with interior designers online.
RiNo bar puts taps in customers’ hands
A new bar has 40 bars on tap, but no bartenders. Instead, customers pick and pour their drink themselves using touch-screen tablets, and electronic wristbands track their tab.
Museum digging up $1M for pristine crystal formation
A Denver museum is raising funds and pulling from its endowment to purchase a 90-pound crystal formation unearthed near Pikes Peak.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for July 24, 2015
A grocer grabs a large space in Golden, and $12.8 million worth of land, apartment and office deals close.
Ski slopes lure summer crowds with food, wine
A local ski resort is hosting a burger festival this weekend as other spots bait summer tourists with wine, music, biking and more.
