Kaufman’s Tall & Big Men’s Shop, an Engle wood clothing retailer, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The retailer was founded by Fred Kaufman, who escaped Nazi Germany in 1936. He opened the first store in 1958 and moved the business into its current location at 3395 S. Broadway about 20 years ago.
Platte River Power Authority of Fort Collins has become a founding reporter of The Climate Registry by being among the first to join the organization. The Climate Registry is a nonprofit organization to measure and publicly report greenhouse gas emissions.
Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services announced the recent sale of the Wild Oats Building located at 200 West Foothills Parkway in Fort Collins. Component LLC sold the 52,067- square-foot building to New Vista Holdings LLC for $7 million.
Wind Crest, a retirement community in Highlands Ranch, announced it will open its third residential building this spring and start construction on a fourth. With the completion of the fourth building in the fall, Wind Crest will have 579 apartment homes.
ProLogis, a Denver-based owner of distribution facilities, announced it will require all new industrial space in the United Kingdom to be built according to environmental standards developed by the Building Research Establishment Group.
Smart Move Inc., a Denver-based logistics company, has formed a joint marketing agreement with Indianapolis-based Wheaton World Wide Moving to supply SmartVaults to Wheaton customers.
Schenkein, a Denver-based public relations agency, has added Denver Preschool Program to its client roster.
Indigio has selected Van Gilder, a risk consultancy firm, as its insurance broker, and Van Gilder chose Indigio as the interactive agency to help with its website.
Davis Partnership Architects announced that it won the 2008 Business for the Arts Award for exceptional workplace design for the Anchor Center for Blind Children.
Automatic Laundry Co. Ltd. of Denver has been acquired by Waltham, Mass.-based Mac-Gray Corp. for $116 million.
Golden West, a provider of senior housing in Boulder, has expanded its campus with the completion of an $11.9 million, 54-apartment independent living community at 930 28th St.
Hope Communities announced that it has received a $10,000 grant from the Qwest Foundation to support after-school tutoring for low-income children in northeast Denver.
