“I can’t sell enough flowers, even if I was open 24 hours, to pay $10,000 a month,” said BJ Dyer.
Florist cites rent increase for move from Brown Palace
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Denverite robbed Amazon of $480K while working there, FBI says
Tiffany Vo, 36, plans to plead guilty to a federal wire fraud charge.
Thompson Hotel developer says architect’s mistakes cost it $10M
T2 Hospitality is accusing DLR Group of fraud and shoddy work in a Denver court.
Bridal shop cites rent increase for move within RiNo
Carly Brooks said yes to the new address.
Steven Rosdal, co-founder of Hyde Park Jewelers, dies at 77
“He was the coolest guy I knew and all I wanted to do was be his wingman,” said his former business partner.
‘We’re trying to bring the outdoors, indoors’: Bocce meets mini golf in new LoDo concept
LOB got its start in Toronto. “The beauty in it is the engineering and the construction of the track,” co-owner Andrew Hodd said.
Office furniture firm launching new brand with downtown showroom
Workplace Resource, which is headquartered in Central Park, has taken both retail and office space in LoDo’s Market Station.
Want to buy Tattered Cover? The chain wants to make a deal
The chain lost twice as much money in February as it projected, according to a court filing.
Fierce45 Pilates chain picks New York for first out-of-state location
The company started in LoHi in 2015, and hasn’t opened a studio since 2019. Greenwood Village is also getting one.
LoHi gaining yoga studio, losing homegoods shop
“I could see opening another one in the future, but that’s not something immediate,” said the owner of The Highland Home by Candyl.
