
Mark your calendars for our conversation with Mayor Mike Coffman, Westside Investment Partners founder Andy Klein and Aurora Highlands Principal Carla Ferreira.
Mark your calendars for our conversation with Mayor Mike Coffman, Westside Investment Partners founder Andy Klein and Aurora Highlands Principal Carla Ferreira.
Lots of small retail leases this week, including a Colorado outlet known for Philly steak and cheese. Plus apartment and warehouse deals.
The team putting up One River North, which will feature a gash of greenery, went with a more conventional design for a new 370-unit apartment complex.
Bicycle Village, a chain owned by Vail Resorts, did not renew a lease for 25,000 square feet at 2802 S. Havana St.
A state law allows municipalities to require income-restricted units in residential projects.
“I always tell people that small businesses are the frontlines of any frustration or anger pent up from the pandemic,” one cofounder said. “We just deal with how people process it and, unfortunately, it’s more on the negative side.”
The 182,000-square-foot building cost $78.5 million and also includes a dining hall, a math lab, a writing center and other facilities.
“I didn’t know how to get a patent, and I didn’t know anybody who knew how,” Bruce Hammond said. “I was going in blind.”
The Wisconsin-based firm said the cuts are a result of losing a contract with auto giants General Motors and Ford.
Sunday was the last day to tee off at the nearly 100-year-old course, after the city of Aurora announced its official closure last month.
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