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Colorado permits Christian camp to keep males out of girls’ showers, bathrooms

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The Colorado Department of Early Childhood will allow a Christian summer camp to separate showers, bathrooms, and sleeping areas on the basis of biological sex after both sides reached a legal settlement on Tuesday, June 24. See the Story

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Broncos’ Buying Spree Near Potential Burnham Yard Stadium Site Includes DHA Land — with Housing-Related Strings Attached

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A business entity associated with the Broncos paid $7 million to buy a vacant lot from the Denver Housing Authority in recent months near a site under consideration for a new stadium, and the sale agreement included unusual stipulations in line with the DHA’s mission. The new owner will have to build 150 housing units on the site or nearby, according to the sale agreement for the property at 10th Avenue and Osage Street, which was obtained by Th…See the Story

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MSU Denver's Planned 12-Story Building to Create on-Campus Experience

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Metropolitan State University Denver is building its first-ever student housing with a 12 story building at 12th Street and Auraria Parkway, Denver. Construction is scheduled to start this summer and be finished by 2027.See the Story

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Colorado permits Christian camp to keep males out of girls’ showers, bathrooms

Broncos Must Build Income-Restricted Housing After $7M Deal by Burnham Yard - BusinessDen

On a sunbaked Thursday afternoon, the corner of 10th and Osage in Denver’s Lincoln Park neighborhood was alive with activity: commuters boarding the H Line into downtown, joggers out for a midday trot, homebuilders hard at work. Latin music moved through the window of a nearby pickup. This working-class corner could soon be changed forever. As BusinessDen first reported this month, LLCs affiliated with the Denver Broncos have spent at least $146…Housing · Oaxaca See the Story

10 firms support homebuilder's complaint to regulator about Xcel - BusinessDen

RedT Homes CEO Nathan Adams says projects like his at 2650 S. Delaware St. in Denver have been negatively affected by Xcel servicing delays. (BusinessDen illustration) Ten named local development firms submitted letters of support this week when a homebuilder asked a state regulator to investigate Xcel Energy over servicing delays to new projects. Nathan Adams, owner and CEO of RedT Homes, said in his complaint sent Monday to the Public Utilitie…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Preservationists, developer in talks over Wash Park church eyed for demolition - BusinessDen

The Washington Park United Church of Christ sold its building at 400 S. Williams St. in February. (BusinessDen file) After a local developer tried to replace a Wash Park church with housing, neighbors and preservation-minded Denverites have stepped up to try to save it. “There’s a general consensus among many neighbors that much of Wash Park’s historic fabric and scale is being lost at a rapid rate with no end in sight,” Sarah Goldblatt, a loca…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Egg eatery near Union Station shutters - BusinessDen

Eggs Inc. was locked and no one appeared inside Monday and Tuesday during supposed operating hours. (Liz Thurston/BusinessDen) Eggs Inc., which opened near Union Station in January, is no longer serving its all-day, egg-centric menu. The fast-food eatery at 1750 Wewatta St., backed by local restaurateur Troy Guard and former Colorado Avalanche player Peter Forsberg, has permanently closed. “The Eggs Inc. Denver location has officially closed as …Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Nascent brokerage picks up industry veteran - BusinessDen

Jake Malman’s newest hire at his upstart brokerage is one of Denver’s most experienced industry veterans. “He’s the Phil Jackson of managing brokers,” Malman said. Evan Kline starts Tuesday at Malman Real Estate as partner and managing broker of the firm after a 16-year stint with NAI Shames Makovsky. The 68-year-old has been in real estate his entire career, starting as a broker at age 22 in 1980. “I like the challenge of growing a company –…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Exec says she was fired from vacation rental firm Cuvee for exposing kickbacks - BusinessDen

The local company says Pollyanna Forster is lying “to avoid the repercussions of her actions” and make herself “into some sort of victim.”Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Former lawyer buys The Bookies, half-century-old Denver bookstore - BusinessDen

Kirstin Gulling inside her new bookstore, The Bookies. (Courtesy The Bookies) Kirstin Gulling is making good on a dream she had as a law student in the early 1990s: owning a bookstore. The former lawyer will write the next chapter of The Bookies, the Denver bookstore staple that Sue Lubeck opened in 1972. “It’s exciting in all the ways, especially because I have something to build on,” the first-time bookstore operator said. “There’s a talented …Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

‘It’s just pure economics’: Café and cocktail bar closes in RiNo - BusinessDen

The interior of Queens Eleven, which closed yesterday. (Courtesy Mainspring) A café and cocktail bar in RiNo has had its last call. Queens Eleven, opened by local developer and restaurateur Fiona Arnold, closed at the end of service Sunday. “We’ve appreciated our staff and managers and customers. We really enjoyed it and are sorry that we’re in a position that we have to shut,” said Andy Schlauch, the CEO of the restaurant’s parent company, Main…Economy · Denver Read Article

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Colorado permits Christian camp to keep males out of girls’ showers, bathrooms

Broncos’ Buying Spree Near Potential Burnham Yard Stadium Site Includes DHA Land — with Housing-Related Strings Attached

MSU Denver's Planned 12-Story Building to Create on-Campus Experience

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Colorado permits Christian camp to keep males out of girls’ showers, bathrooms

Broncos Must Build Income-Restricted Housing After $7M Deal by Burnham Yard - BusinessDen

10 firms support homebuilder's complaint to regulator about Xcel - BusinessDen

Preservationists, developer in talks over Wash Park church eyed for demolition - BusinessDen

Egg eatery near Union Station shutters - BusinessDen

Nascent brokerage picks up industry veteran - BusinessDen

Exec says she was fired from vacation rental firm Cuvee for exposing kickbacks - BusinessDen

Former lawyer buys The Bookies, half-century-old Denver bookstore - BusinessDen

‘It’s just pure economics’: Café and cocktail bar closes in RiNo - BusinessDen

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