Owner of now-empty Union Station apartment building sues builder
This article first appeared on BusinessDen.com, a BizWest news partner.
Owners of The Grand Apartments — a complex just east of Union Station mockingly called “Denver’s wettest apartments” by former tenants — have sued the local construction company they blame for “catastrophic” flooding. The builder says it stands by its work.
Meanwhile, former tenants are mobilizing online, sharing tips and templates for suing the owners and management company that evicted them this month. An Instagram account, “The NOT SO Grand,” posts a running tally of problems there to 13,000…
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