New 309-unit apartment community coming to Denver’s Golden Triangle
A high-rise apartment community is coming to Denver’s Golden Triangle soon. The Parson, at 990 N. Cherokee St., will offer 309 residences, including 21 studios, 161 one-bedrooms, 95 two-bedrooms, nine three-bedrooms and 23 penthouses, available in two- or three-bedroom floorplans. The property will also feature over 4,000 square feet of retail space on 10th Avenue and…
Read MoreForeclosure proceedings underway for planned Camp Pickle pickleball site in Centennial
A lender could take back the planned site of Camp Pickle in Centennial. The upstart pickleball concept had planned to mesh the sport with retail and food service at 7040 S. Kenton St., just a stone’s throw from the Centennial Airport. But earlier this year, BusinessDen reported that the site was for sale and plans were…
Read MoreOwner of ‘poop protest’ home in Denver’s Congress Park neighborhood sues neighbors, claiming harassment
The owner of a stately home in Denver’s Congress Park neighborhood is suing neighbors for harassment after they turned her property into a target for their pet excrement. Flavia Montecinos, an attorney and investment executive, has owned 2725 E. Seventh Ave. since 2015, when she paid $1.1 million for the century-old, 2,300-square-foot house. Her plans…
Read MoreTower Pavilion retail center trades hands for $5.25 million in Aurora
Tower Pavilion, a retail center in Aurora, has traded hands for $5.25 million. Built in 2006, the 11,000-square-foot retail center at 3571 S. Tower Rd. is 100% leased to eight tenants, including national retailers such as Jersey Mike’s, European Wax Center, Sport Clips, and Tide Cleaners. JLL Capital Markets’ Investment Sales and Advisory team, led…
Read More10 Questions Small Business Owners Should Ask Before Hiring a Marketing Agency
10 Questions Small Business Owners Should Ask Before Hiring a Marketing Agency written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Listen to the full episode: Overview In her first ever solo episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, Sara Nay—CEO of Duct Tape Marketing and author of “Unchained: Breaking Free from Broken Marketing…
Read More$10M Cherry Creek penthouse tops local home sales in October
A Cherry Creek penthouse that sold for $350,000 over its list price topped October’s home sales in the Denver metro. The penthouse property at Laurel Cherry Creek, on the 100 block of Steele Street, listed for $9.8 million on Sept. 15. After a bidding war, it went under contract, and the sale closed Oct. 8…
Read MoreThis Frisco home sale is the most expensive on record in the town’s history
By Kit Geary, The Summit Daily Frisco just saw its most expensive home sale on record coming in at over $6.5 million for a single-family in the Frisco Heights subdivision. Related Articles Berkeley’s historic Yates Theater is back on track to become a movie house New 309-unit apartment community coming to Denver’s Golden Triangle Owner…
Read MoreWhite House’s 50-year mortgage proposal has one notable benefit but a number of drawbacks
By KEN SWEET NEW YORK (AP) — The White House says it is considering backing a 50-year mortgage to help alleviate the home affordability crisis in the country. But the announcement drew immediate criticism from policymakers, social media and economists, who said a 50-year mortgage would do little to resolve other core problems in the…
Read MoreByHeart recalls all baby formula sold nationwide as infant botulism outbreak grows
By JONEL ALECCIA, Associated Press Health Writer ByHeart, a manufacturer of organic baby formula, recalled all of its products sold nationwide Tuesday, days after some batches were recalled in an expanding outbreak of infant botulism. At least 15 babies in 12 states have been sickened in the outbreak since August, with more cases pending, according to state and…
Read MoreThere’s no timeline on when flight cuts will ease up after the government shutdown ends
By RIO YAMAT, JOSH FUNK and JOHN SEEWER, Associated Press Airlines have canceled more than 9,000 flights across the U.S. since the Federal Aviation Administration ordered flight cuts last week to ease demand on control towers, which are short-staffed during the federal government shutdown. Although the government appears set to reopen in the coming days, airport disruptions, flight cancellations and economic losses won’t…
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