Justyna Tomtas
Reporter at Denver Business Journal
Journalist, photographer, outdoor enthusiast.
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Preview this article 1 minThe company’s new lease covers 56,650 square feet. An AI-enable water management solutions company has signed a lease for a new space in Louisville. Boulder-based Metron Farnier’s lease covers 56,650 square feet at 335 Centennial Parkway in Louisville. The building was constructed in 1995 and renovated in 2019. The updates included a new facade and entryway, a steel-framed canopy, parking improvements and an aluminum storefront, announced CBRE, which facilitated the lease.
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Seth McConnell | Denver Business JournalPreview this article 1 minThe nicotine pouches proved popular after they debuted in 50 Colorado stores in 2014 before launching nationwide. Soon they'll be made in Aurora. Work on establishing a Zyn manufacturing plant that makes a popular nicotine pouch product in Aurora is well underway. The facility is expected to bring hundreds of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars to the state of Colorado.
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Preview this article 1 minThe companies behind the project have announced the official launch of leasing at the two-building development. Part of a luxury rental community in the heart of Parker is nearing completion as the two companies that partnered on the project launched pre-leasing at the development. The Juniper, at 19865 Mainstreet, includes 264 units that span from studio apartments to three-bedroom residences.
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bizjournals.com | Justyna Tomtas
Pinnacle Mergers & AcquisitionsPreview this article 1 minThe dealerships have been rebranded and now operate under a new name. One of the nation’s largest automotive retailers has acquired two dealerships in Centennial for an undisclosed price. Florida-based AutoNation acquired Groove Ford, at 10039 E. Arapahoe Road, and Groove Mazda, at 10301 E. Arapahoe Road, effective March 31.
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bizjournals.com | Justyna Tomtas
Seth McConnell | Denver Business JournalPreview this article 1 minCommunity input will help shape what will soon be the city’s fourth-largest park. A Boston-based planning and design firm has been selected by Denver Parks & Recreation to help craft a vision to turn the former Park Hill Golf Course into a 155-acre public park. Sasaki, in collaboration with Denver Parks & Recreation, will spearhead a plan for the site at 4141 E. 35th Ave.
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