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Local firm buying downtown office building once eyed for conversion - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“I think it's a once in a lifetime opportunity." Jake Malman stands in front of the Symes Building, which he went under contract to buy last week. (Matt Geiger/BusinessDen) Jake Malman is about to buy a corner of downtown for the price of a house in Cherry Creek. “I think it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, a once in a generation opportunity, to own an asset in downtown Denver on the 16th Street Mall of this size, at this basis,” he said. The 33-year-old broker and owner of Denver-based Malma
Lowry private school plans new ‘center of campus life’ - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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The proposed new building at Stanley British Primary School would replace an existing pool house and swimming pool. Stanley British Primary School was founded in 1972, and has been in Lowry since the 1990s. (Courtesy Stanley British Primary School) Stanley British Primary School is planning a curtain call for its swimming pool. The private school has proposed a new arts and community building, complete with a stage and auditorium. It would replace an existing pool house and swimming pool. “The p
6th Ave. plumber known for giant flag seeks patriotic buyer - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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Brad Apple, 68, says he’s seen his industry transform since the pandemic. “I’m old school in the way we run this.” Brad Apple stands along 6th Avenue, his giant flag blowing in the wind behind him. (Matt Geiger/BusinessDen) Brad Apple, a lifelong plumber, has one nagging issue he can’t fix. “Every time I drive across town, I see a brand new van I've never seen,” he said. The 68-year-old says he’s seen his industry transform since the pandemic, with customers strapped for cash and cutting back on
Brewery landlords find their space is more valuable empty - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“We couldn't find anyone who wanted to rent it with that equipment, really at any price. We were hearing that the brewery world had changed.” Hal Naiman stands inside his vacant brewery space in May 2025, which last was home to So Many Roads Brewing. (BusinessDen file) Landlords have sobered up on the idea of keeping the beer flowing in their vacant brewery spaces. Take Hal Naiman, for example. When So Many Roads Brewery closed in his building along Santa Fe Drive in Denver in 2024, the real est
Broomfield starts process to revoke developer’s plans for future downtown - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“This has not been an easy issue for me or for any of us … We did not arrive at this point lightly,” Broomfield Councilwoman Julie Twiss said. A rendering of the future lakefront at Broomfield Town Square. (Courtesy City Street Investors) Broomfield has escalated its battle with the developers charged with building a downtown for the suburban city of strip malls and four-lane roads. “This has not been an easy issue for me or for any of us … We did not arrive at this point lightly,” Broomfield Co
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