Restaurateurs at DIA typically earn 2 to 7%. The airport takes around 15 to 18%, and the concessionaire gets the rest.
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DIA splitting real estate brokerage work among three firms
The world’s second-largest airport by land area will soon no longer be exclusively CBRE country.
Second cell phone lot planned as developer eyes more DIA land
Aaravya Investments already leased 3 acres south of Pena Boulevard for a gas station. Now it wants another 2.5 acres.
New firm poised to land $371M contract to operate DIA buses
Denver International Airport is preparing to bring in a new firm to operate its shuttle buses. Airport leadership has asked the Denver City Council to award a $371.1 million contract to Connecticut-based LAZ Parking. The contract would run for seven years, with three one-year extension options. A council committee advanced the contract last week. The… Read more »
Rosenberg’s Bagels won’t be opening at DIA, owner says
Joshua Pollack said he feels “slighted” by the airport concessionaire that would have operated the Concourse B shop.
DIA plans rolling ‘invitation to developers’ for 16K airport acres
Up to this point, the airport has only issued requests seeking proposals for specific plots of land it would like to see developed.
Developer sues after car-free community derailed by planned school
Culdesac, whose first project in Arizona has received national press coverage, is suing the seller of property that it tried to buy along Tower Road.
Pepsi breaks ground on massive new plant near DIA
The 1.2 million-square-foot facility will be the company’s largest plant in North America, with 500 employees, and replace an existing plant in RiNo.
Dollar General to build massive distribution center near DIA
The retailer bought 75 acres in Aurora for $22 million and will spend a total of $172 million on the 919,000-square-foot facility.
Lucrative DIA restaurant loses liquor license after judge says no to delay
Timberline Steaks & Grille, the state’s highest-grossing eatery, can’t serve alcohol for 30 days as punishment for serving beer to an underage police cadet.
