“Autism is wrought with conspiracy theories and random points of view, and it lacks precision. I think if we bring precision to it, it’ll change the game.”
Autism AI startup raises $32M, moves into LoDo office
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In email to mayor, restaurateurs decry a downtown that’s ‘completely falling apart’
The downtown operators that signed Dave Query’s Feb. 6 message include Walter Isenberg, Troy Guard and Pete Turner.
Safieddine eyes country bar for former Sports Column space in LoDo
Documents submitted to Denver indicate there would be a mechanical bull.
Owner says downtown office tower will sell for $132M
Equity Commonwealth agreed last year to sell 17th Street Plaza.
Founder says coding school’s future hinges on judge’s rent ruling
Denver’s Turing School was ordered last year to pay $450,000 to its former landlord. It’s asked a judge to reconsider that amount.
McWhinney pays $95M for Thompson Hotel in LoDo
The 216-room hotel developed by T2 Hospitality opened in 2022.
Dana Crawford, a titan of historic preservation, dies at 93
Long before retro was cool and historic preservation hip, Crawford fought the prevailing tide that favored destroying older brick buildings to make room for modern skyscrapers of glass and steel.
Insurance broker to shift downtown office to 1900 Lawrence
Marsh McLennan appears to be the second firm to commit to downtown’s newest skyscraper.
Architecture firm not to blame for $20M LoDo flooding, court affirms
Greystar accused Johnson Nathan Strohe of defects on The Fitzgerald. Jurors disagreed.
Ibotta to move downtown HQ closer to Union Station, citing access to transit
Platte Street didn’t have enough space. RiNo wasn’t considered. 1900 Lawrence meant sirens and potential Sakura Square redevelopment.
