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BOULDER — One of the most well-known ad executives in the country has sold his Boulder home after stepping away from the firm he co-founded for a second time. Alex Bogusky, who co-founded Crispin Porter + Bogusky in 1988, and his wife Ana sold their home at 421 Highland Ave. in Mapleton Hill for nearly $4 million last month, according to public records. Alex Bogusky The 4,505-square-foot Victorian home was built in 1904 and underwent a recent renovation, which included an expansion of the back, as well as custom cabinetry, updated appliances in the kitchen and an expansive patio out back wi...

Renowned advertising executive sells Victorian home in Boulder for $4M Courtesy of Compass-Boulder) One of the most well-known ad executives in the country has sold his Boulder home after stepping away from the firm he co-founded for a second time. Alex Bogusky Alex Bogusky, who co-founded Crispin Porter + Bogusky in 1988, and his wife Ana sold their home at 421 Highland Ave. in Mapleton Hill for nearly $4 million last month, according to public records. The 4,505-square-foot Victorian home was built in 1904 and underwent a recent renovation, which included an expansion of the back, as well a...

Chef Troy Guard closing Larimer Square restaurant Photos courtesy of TAG) After 12 years, chef Troy Guard is shutting TAG, the Larimer Square restaurant that launched his career in Denver. “As hard as the decision was since it’s my baby, it was better to do it while we have fond memories and were still profitable — although not at the level we want,” Guard said. “We want to focus on growing other concepts in the restaurant group that have legs.” Guard opened TAG — the name is his initials — in 2009 at 1441 Larimer St. in Larimer Square, serving food inspired by his childhood i...

May 5, 2021, 6:00 am 0 Shares As vaccines continue to roll out across the state, Coloradans are ready to get back out there and travel. But the prospect of planning a road trip — even a short staycation — can be overwhelming as we enter our second summer of the coronavirus pandemic. Where do you go when you haven’t been anywhere in a year, maybe longer? If you’re craving comfort and familiarity, consider revisiting your favorite, tried-and-true destinations. Or, if it’s novelty you’re after, plan a trip around one of these brand new Colorado hotels, which run the gamut from ...

It’s a seller’s market again for downtown condos BusinessDen file) The lull in downtown Denver’s condo market appears to have ended. In Denver’s 80202 ZIP code, which encompasses most of downtown, there were 99 active listings and 2.8 months of inventory at the end of April, according to MLS data. Anything under six months is considered to be a seller’s market. “We anticipated an inventory crunch by the end of summer, but it seemed like it happened overnight when the governor announced his hope for a ‘close to normal Denver’ by the end of summer in March,” said Lori Greenly,...