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Four Seasons Plans Denver Residential Development
It's the partners' first hotel-branded project in the metro. A partnership between Four Seasons and Wexford Real Estate Investors unveiled plans to develop a 42-unit luxury residential community in Denver, Colo. The project marks Four Seasons’ first branded multifamily property in the metro. Stillwater Capital, Zabel Investment and Brue...
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You’d Be Amazed How Far $20 Goes At This Enormous Colorado Flea Market
Most places will take your $20 and hand you back a receipt and a vague sense of disappointment, but the Mile High Flea Market in Henderson, Colorado has a completely different relationship with your money. Here, $20 is the beginning of something genuinely good. That’s a promise this place has...
OutThere Colorado
sentinelcolorado.com
SPEAK EASIER: Aurora lawmakers continue bickering over public comment conundrum
AURORA | After months of discussion and a recent swell of public participation, council members are leaning toward slightly more relaxed sanctions for speakers who defy the three-minute comment limit. Earlier this year, council began considering changes to its code governing council meeting procedures and expectations in an effort to...
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Four Seasons plans 42 residences in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood
Project is first standalone Four Seasons residences in Colorado. Developer partnership includes Wexford Real Estate Investors and Stillwater Capital. Amenities include spa, outdoor pool, club lounge, and rooftop recreation. Four Seasons and a development group plan to build 42 homes in Denver‘s Cherry Creek neighborhood, marking the hospitality company’s first...
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Southeast Denver Trail Users Finally Get Safe Path Under Yale Avenue
A concrete underpass beneath East Yale Avenue at Holly Street is now open to pedestrians and cyclists in southeast Denver, letting trail users on the High Line Canal pass under the roadway instead of dodging cars at street level. The crossing was completed Tuesday after more than a year of construction, closing a longstanding gap along the regional trail.
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Denver's The L Cocktail Bar Closes After $64,000 Landlord Dispute on Broadway
The L, a cocktail bar at 46 N. Broadway in Denver, has closed after nearly six years in business. Owner Adam Hodak confirmed it shut down in late October amid a reported $64,000 dispute with landlord William Feinberg, according to Westword. The bar began operating in early 2021, during the pandemic.