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A co-owner and an employee of Edgewater’s Joyride Brewing are launching Live Slow Brewing, which will reopen six of the 12 lanes that used to be Paramount Bowl.

Registration is open! Snarf’s is stacking up its sub shops. The Boulder-based sandwich chain is getting ready to open three more locations this summer in Cherry Creek, the Denver Tech Center and Broomfield, owner Jimmy Seidel told BusinessDen. Snarf’s founder Jimmy Seidel said he waited for “COVID to settle down before we started getting aggressive.” Snarf’s, which first opened in Boulder in 2006, already has 24 locations throughout Colorado, Missouri and Texas, and three Snarfburger ...

Owner Jimmy Seidel said they’ll open this summer, joining 24 current locations in Colorado, Missouri and Texas.

Asana drops another $2.7M on Tennyson Street retail real estate Thomas Gounley photo) Asana Partners is continuing its slow spread along Tennyson Street. The Charlotte-based company, which in December paid $92 million for Larimer Square, last week made its fifth purchase along the Berkeley retail corridor. The latest deal, Asana’s first along Tennyson since March, saw the company pay $2.66 million for 3955 Tennyson St. The single-story building is home to CorePower Yoga, which opened in late ...

Asana pays $92M for Larimer Square in block’s first sale since 1993 BusinessDen file) Denver’s most famous block has sold. Charlotte-based Asana Partners closed on its purchase of Larimer Square on Tuesday. The firm paid $92.49 million, according to public records. The deal included all structures on both sides of the 1400 block of Larimer Street, which compromises Larimer Square. It also included some properties in the 1400 block of Market Street, including a 306-unit parking garage. In to...