Popular food, entertainment attraction to mark 10th anniversary, and its purchase by a Denver developer is pending.

“It’s going to be as vibrant for the next 10 years as it was for the last 10 years,” Denver Central Market owner Ken Wolf said.

Bidding begins on July 14 for Hideaway Creek Cabin.

Once again, Troy Guard got an offer he couldn’t refuse.

CU said it wants to use only part of the 25-story, 567,000-square-foot tower for educational purposes.

It appears to be the most ever paid per square foot for a major office building in Denver.

The Denver Downtown Development Authority has begun making improvements to Denver Pavilions and has hired an artist to design a new mural to replace a 15-year-old museum advertisement.