Details are still scarce, but two new players are taking a run at the property that was foreclosed in 2018.
Local firms take control of 12 Englewood acres, plan massive redevelopment
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Englewood auto shop at center of development fight files for bankruptcy
Sam’s Automotive no longer operates, but still owns 8.5 acres that a lender wants to foreclose on.
Apparel company cutting 154 employees, closing Englewood facility
Ouray Sportswear got a new owner earlier this year. Its real estate was purchased by a Boulder firm in 2022.
Englewood council members to face recall election Oct. 3 as some residents fume over density concerns
Two members of Englewood’s city council will face a recall election on Oct. 3, with a third also likely to go before voters after a protest period expires this week — all targeted by residents opposed to what they say is overly aggressive and dense development in this southern suburb.
Pinehurst Country Club plans $5M pool upgrade ahead of course reset
The club in southwest Denver expects to start on the pool this fall, and on the course in 2025.
Glenmoor Country Club reopening course after 10-month irrigation renovation
The first golfers will tee off at the Cherry Hills Village club at 7 a.m. Saturday.
Struggling Thornton solar panel manufacturer cuts staff
Ascent Solar brought on a new CEO in September, tasking him with turning around a struggling publicly traded company.
As demand grows for private security, fewer guards are available for hire
“The labor pool has shrunk and shrunk and it’s been extremely challenging for recruiting,” said the president of Advantage Security, whose clients include the Cherry Creek North BID.
Cherry Hills insurance executive charged with sexual assault on a child
Chuck McDaniel, 61, switched employers in 2019, prompting a wave of litigation between the two sides.
Document shredding firm ceasing operations due to Medicaid change
DataSafe of Colorado’s customers have included the Colorado Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.
