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In the world of planning, design, finance and development, parking has become a necessary evil. You need parking to satisfy the demands of zoning and finance, and to attract customers to a multifamily

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Erik Petersen joined Cushman & Wakefield as its new director of Project & Development Services in Denver.

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Good Fortune is no more.

Corey Smale announced on social media that Good Fortune, the Chinese restaurant he opened last April with Chef Ryan McDonald in Botanical Heights, has closed its doors. “There's no restaurant anymore,” Smale said in a podcast. “We're closed.”

He added that the restaurant was weighing on his mental health, something he plans to work on following its closure.

“A couple of months ago, the restaurant started getting really, really stressful,” he said. “I knew things were…

On a January afternoon, I had the opportunity to have coffee with Joseph Espinosa, executive director of Brighton Housing Authority, and talk to him about architecture, resident services and his goal of

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Actual Brewing Co. has filed for bankruptcy.

The embattled Columbus brewery filed an application for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Columbus. The court confirmed the application, but could not make it available for Columbus Business First prior to the court closing Friday.

The move comes more than a week after Columbus Alive published a story detailing multiple allegations of sexual assault by founder and former CEO Fred Lee, who is not actively involved in…