Citing taxes and energy mandates, owners close Aurora sports complex after 3 years
Chris Herron and Alan Herron are walking away from their community sports center just three years after it opened.
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Capitol Hill residents implore city to crack down on crime, homelessness
Marty Duman鈥檚 dad bought the apartment building in Capitol Hill on the southeast corner of Pennsylvania and Colfax back in the 1960s. He鈥檚 been going there since he was 10...
Nonprofit eyes redevelopment of former Berkeley church
Phil Workman, a Denver consultant for developers, says his latest project is his most unorthodox. 鈥淚t抖阴ap very atypical for a developer,鈥� Workman said.
Clayton Early Learning looks to add housing on its Denver campus
Clayton Early Learning, a northeast Denver childcare provider, is doing its homework on adding housing to its 20-acre campus.
Robert Thompson kicks off new kind of soccer bar on Colfax
BARna opened earlier this month, serving tapas as a 'soccer-first, not soccer-stupid' establishment.
Shuttered RiNo wedding venue gets new owners
Willy and Kelly Van Dehy got married in a wedding venue at 3150 Walnut St. in 2022. Four years later, they own the place.
Immersive Empire looking to open on 16th Street Mall, seeks $450K from Denver development authority
A dark corner on the 16th Street Mall could be lit up with interactive mirror mazes and immersive golf simulators.
Daycare chain looks to develop one of Tennyson Street抖阴ap two vacant lots
Tennyson Street抖阴ap main commercial drag has just two empty lots. Soon, it could be only one.
Ballpark neighborhood marks one-year anniversary of its general improvement district
Kate McKenna, clad in maroon and black, stood in front of a freshly painted white storefront with green accents.
Lakewood鈥檚 tallest office building sells at 30% discount to local real estate investors
Union Tower, the tallest office building in Lakewood, has a new ownership group. Colorado-based Dunton Commercial and Laminar Real Estate paid $17.3 million for the 14-story tower.