Carbondale

Carbondale, CO · Business
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What was your thought process behind starting your own business?
Starting a business is a commitment and requires dedication, resources and sacrifice. We asked some of the rising stars in our community how they thought through the idea of starting their own businesses. DJ DeMavera. After my mom died in 2020, I began questioning things I had previously treated as...
familywealthreport.com
Deals Of The Day: The Latest In Wealth Management M&A – Robertson Stephens, ALTIUS Financial
The latest mergers, acquisitions and other corporate actions in the wealth management sector. Robertson Stephens Wealth Management has added ALTIUS Financial, a Denver-based financial planning and investment management practice, giving the firm its fourth office in Colorado. Robertson Stephens did not disclose ALTIUS’s assets or the terms of the deal.
coloradobiz.com
Denver-based Koyano Farm to launch Japanese green tea sales nationwide
Front Range restaurants Sushi Den, Izakaya Den, Kizaki as partners. Tea certified organic by USDA and Japanese Agricultural Standards. Denver-based Koyano Farm will begin selling Japanese green tea online nationwide Nov. 10, with Front Range restaurants expected to introduce the tea this winter. Founded by Denver resident Taka Koyano, the...
milehighcre.com
Custom Hat Store Opens in RiNo
Designer Justin Great has opened his first retail store, Justin Great Custom Hats, at 2590 Walnut St. in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood, bringing his celebrated brand to life in a dedicated brick-and-mortar space. The Denver-born brand blends the enduring spirit of the American West, vintage Americana, and modern workwear to create custom hats and apparel rooted in the West’s rich history of resilience and self-expression. In his new storefront, Great welcomes Denver into a hospitality-driven experience to create bespoke hats and explore ready-to-wear collections.
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multihousingnews.com
Avanti Residential Buys Denver Asset for $31M
Northmarq facilitated the transaction. Avanti Residential has acquired Park Cheesman Apartments, an 88-unit high-rise at 1177 Race Street in Denver, Colo. The company paid $31 million to the previous owner, listed as Arqitel, which acquired the property in 2019 for $30 million, according to Yardi Matrix data. Originally developed in...
Refined Traditions Humidors
Refined Traditions Humidors: A New Contender in Online Cigar Storage
Refined Traditions Humidors is carving out a niche in the online cigar storage market as a relatively new player but is quickly gaining traction. The business recently made a strategic move from Oregon to Denver, reflecting a rebranding to better spotlight its core offerings and passion for customer service.
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coloradobiz.com
Avanti Residential acquires Denver’s Park Cheesman apartments for $31 million
Avanti Residential buys 88-unit Park Cheesman Apartments. Acquisition price $31 million at $352,273 per unit. Property near Cheesman Park and Denver Botanic Gardens. Denver-based Avanti Residential acquired Park Cheesman Apartments, an 88-unit high-rise at 1177 Race St. in Denver, for $31 million. The transaction closed Oct. 27 at approximately $352,273...
The Denver Gazette
Denver voters favor Xcel’s 20-year deal by wide margin
Early election results show Denver voters overwhelmingly favor a new 20-year franchise agreement with Xcel Energy, with 69.25% voting in support. Doing so means users will continue paying the 3% franchise fee on their electric and natural gas bills. Denver voters also appeared poised to approve four other ballot measures, including changes to the city […]
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Core, Midloch Acquire Celebrated Denver Shopping Center
Core Acquisitions and Midloch Investment Partners purchased the 271,632-square-foot Lamar Station Plaza property on Wednesday for $30.25 million. The shopping center, at 6431-6791 W. Colfax Ave., was 76% occupied at the time of the sale. Broadstreet was the seller. The Denver Business Journal reports that the center is home...
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Power Outage Hits 6,178 Denver Customers On Election Day Near Cheesman Park
Thousands of homes and businesses in Denver lost power Tuesday afternoon on Election Day, with utility officials saying it could take hours to get the lights back on. The Denver Post reported that 6,178 Xcel Energy customers were without power as of 3 p.m. A car hit a utility pole near 12th Avenue and Detroit Street shortly after 2 p.m., causing the widespread outages.
Food & Wine
Denver Bartender Tiffany Hernandez Turned a Legal Workshop Into a Movement Across 6 States — and Is 2026’s Hospitality Advocate of the Year
This bartender is giving hospitality workers across the country the tools to protect their rights, support their communities, and turn frustration into action.