Realty Funding Group LLC of Denver on Wednesday announced the sale of the 276-unit Retreat at Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs to Hamilton Zanze and Co. for $22.6 million, or $81,885 per unit. Realty Funding represented the seller, Cheyenne Mountain Apartments LLC.
The National Center for Intermodal Transportation, an academic partnership between the University of Denver and Mississippi State University, will receive a $2.4 million federal grant. Funds from the Department of Transportation will be shared by both institutions for transportation research and education projects.
McKesson Health Solutions, of Broomfield announced Wednesday that the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare has started the company’s CareEnhance Disease Management programs for asthma, diabetes, coronary artery disease and heart failure.
Good Times Restaurants, of Denver, announced Wednesday that it entered into multiyear arrangements with the Pepsi Center and the University of Colorado to serve its custard and lemonade.
Shine Investment Advisory Services, based in Lone Tree, was named to Worth magazine’s list of the “Top 100 Wealth Advisors.”
MacDermid ColorSpan Inc., with headquarters in Denver, will sell its wide-format inkjet printers through Oce NV, based in Venlo, Netherlands. The products will carry the Oce brand, the company said Wednesday.
Metretek Technologies’ chairman and chief executive W. Phillip Marcum rang the opening bell Wednesday at the American Stock Exchange. Denver-based Metretek recently started trading on the exchange.
My Twinn, a division of Denver-based eToys Direct Inc., has launched its 2005 Holiday Catalog and new website, www.mytwinn.com.
Allos Therapeutics Inc., a Westminster-based drugmaker, announced Wednesday that it will participate in Bear Stearns’ 2005 Healthcare Conference Monday in New York City.
Fort Collins’ $11.7 million wastewater utility enterprise sewer-revenue refunding bonds, series 2005, received a AA-rating Wednesday from Fitch.
