Denver-based Monfort Cos.' 7E CO Holdings LLC has acquired 19 gas and convenience stores across southwest Oklahoma to operate under the name Chisholm Corner.

Denver-based Monfort Cos. has acquired 19 convenience stores in Southwest Oklahoma and one in Texas, including this one at 1540 W Plato in Duncan, one of eight in that city. They were renamed Chisholm Corner Stores. PROVIDED

7E CO Holdings has acquired 19 gas and convenience store locations across southwest Oklahoma. All locations will be operated by 7E Holdings LLC under the Chisholm Corner brand name.

DENVER — A subsidiary of Denver-based investment firm Montfort Cos. has purchased The Chisholm Corner Portfolio, a collection of 19 gas station and convenience stores in southwest Oklahoma.

7E CO Holdings LLC, a division of Monfort Cos., has acquired a portfolio comprising 19 gas stations and convenience stores. Located across Southwest Oklahoma, the stores will all be operated under the Chisholm Corner brand name. Grant McWhirter of Southwest Petroleum Realty represented the seller, Bostick and Associates, in the transaction.

DENVER – 7E CO Holdings LLC, a division of Monfort Cos., has acquired 19 gas and convenience store locations across southwest Oklahoma. All locations will be operated by 7E Holdings LLC under the Chisholm Corner brand name.

7E CO Holdings, a division of Monfort Companies, has acquired 19 gas and convenience store locations across southwest Oklahoma.

7E Co. Holdings, a division of Monfort Companies, has acquired the 19-location Chisholm Corner c-store chain, according to an emailed press release Monday.

DENVER, Colo. — 7E CO Holdings LLC, a division of Monfort Companies, has acquired 19 gas and convenience store locations across southwest Oklahoma.

DENVER — 7E CO Holdings LLC, a division of Monfort Cos., has acquired 19 gas and convenience-store locations across southwestern Oklahoma from Brent Bostick, president of Bostick and Associates, East Greenwich, Rhode Island.

El Chapultepec, Denver's legendary jazz club, closed in December 2020. And after a disastrous lease to club owner Valente Corleons that saw the place gutted, Monfort Companies announced this week that it had purchased the building at 1962 Market Street, as well as its neighbor at 1320 20th Street.

Things are happening fast in Denver’s Ballpark neighborhood. At a ceremony on Wednesday , Monfort Companies, Riot Hospitality Group, Circle West Architects and JACO General Contractor announced the groundbreaking for Riot House, at 1920 Market St.

Things are happening fast in Denver’s Ballpark neighborhood. At a ceremony on Wednesday , Monfort Companies, Riot Hospitality Group, Circle West Architects and JACO General Contractor announced the groundbreaking for Riot House, at 1920 Market St.

Kenneth Monfort and partners have also begun work on Riot House down the block from Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row.

On Wednesday, Monfort Cos. announced the acquisition of two well-known properties in downtown Denver near Coors Field: 1962 Market St., the former home of El Chapultepec, and 1320 20th St., home to The Giggling Grizzly.

The same day that Monfort Companies and Riot Hospitality broke ground on Riot House in downtown Denver, the group announced that it had purchased El Chapultepec and Giggling Grizzly on the corner of 20th and Market Streets.

The same day that Monfort Companies and Riot Hospitality broke ground on Riot House in downtown Denver, the group announced that it had purchased the famed former jazz club El Chapultepec, as well as the Giggling Grizzly on the corner of 20th and Market streets.

“Of course, we will not do anything to erase El Chapultepec out of the history books," Kenneth Monfort said. While celebrating the ceremonial groundbreaking of a new project in Denver's Ballpark neighborhood,

Today, during a ceremonial groundbreaking for Riot House at 1920 Market St., Monfort Companies, Riot Hospitality Group, Circle West Architects and JACO General Contractor, announced its acquisition of the former El Chapultepec building at 1962 Market St. and the Giggling Grizzley at 1320 20th St. Monfort paid $5.38 million for both properties, according to property records.

El Chapultepec, the legendary jazz club that shut down in December 2020, and Giggling Grizzly have been purchased by Monfort Companies, a development firm run by Kenneth Monfort.

The same day that Monfort Companies and Riot Hospitality broke ground on Riot House in downtown Denver, the group announced that it had purchased the famed former jazz club El Chapultepec, as well as the Giggling Grizzly on the corner of 20th and Market streets.

Monfort Companies, a Colorado real estate investment and development firm, has bought the iconic El Chapultepec building at 1962 Market Street along with the structure next door at 1320 20th Street that currently houses the Giggling Grizzly; the two spaces will be combined into a joint venue.

The team behind the LoDo location of Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row plans to bring a second concept from Arizona-based Riot Hospitality Group to the same block.

The son of a Colorado Rockies co-owner also brought Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row to the 1900 block of Market Street.

The team behind the LoDo location of Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row plans to bring a second concept from Arizona-based Riot Hospitality Group to the same block.

DENVER — The owners of 1920 Market St. — the former “The Real World: Denver” house that is now the location of Brothers Bar & Grill — are planning to redevelop the site into a new restaurant and bar called Riot House.

The location of the new hybrid restaurant/bar in Denver's Ballpark neighborhood is also the former home of “The Real World: Denver” that is now the location of Brothers Bar & Grill.

Sponsored Content Registration is open! Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit: Outlook 2022 March 30, 2022 at The Ranch, Loveland - The fifth annual Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit, presented by BizWest, Kenny Monfort has found a buyer for his Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row real estate as he turns his attention to more projects nearby.

DENVER — Monfort Cos. has completed the sale of 1946 Market Street, a retail building located in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood. Jim Blumenthal, a local real estate investor, acquired the asset for $24 million.

The son of the Colorado Rockies owner envisions a Coors Field entertainment district that can “play on a national stage.”

Monfort Companies, a community-minded investment and development company, has closed on the sale of 1946 Market St. in LoDo. The property, currently occupied by Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, sold for $24 million to Jim Blumenthal, a local real estate investor.

After a significant redevelopment effort to transform 1946 Market St. into Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, Monfort Companies has sold the site.

Howl at the Moon is set to emerge from a brief hibernation. The Chicago-based piano bar chain plans to reopen its Denver branch this fall at a new location: 2100 Larimer St. in the Ballpark neighborhood.

Monfort Companies has partnered with Magnetic Capital to redevelop 2100 Larimer St., an 11,600-square-foot historic building, into a mixed-use property with both office and retail offerings.

The business closed when the pandemic hit. “We were kind of on an island there,” company president Bradd O’Brien said of the

The company has brought on a new president of real estate to help spearhead the effort.

A real estate developer changes up the C-suite, plus new faces and promotions in law, finance, nonprofits, architecture and construction.

Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. (Courtesy photo) Monfort is an investment and development company. Escobedo will be charged with overseeing and developing the company’s real estate division, including...

Design Workshop, an international landscape architecture, planning and urban design firm, announced a leadership transition. Becky Zimmermann has been named CEO and chair of the Board of Directors, while Robb Berg has been named president.

GREELEY — Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. Montfort is an investment and development company. Escobedo will be charged with overseeing and developing the company’s real estate division, including properties in downtown Denver, surrounding neighborhoods and other communities such as Greeley.

Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. (Courtesy photo) Monfort is an investment and development company. Escobedo will be charged with overseeing and developing the company’s real estate division, including properties in downtown Denver, surrounding neighborhoods and other communities such as Greeley.

GREELEY — Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. Monfort is an investment and development company. Escobedo will be charged with overseeing and developing the company’s real estate division, including properties in downtown Denver, surrounding neighborhoods and other communities such as Greeley.

The seller of 1920 Market St., where the MTV reality show was filmed in 2006, paid $6.3 million for it three-and-a-half years ago and unloaded it for $12 million.

Brothers Bar & Grill will vacate the property when its lease ends this year, developers confirmed.

Marcus & Millichap closed the sale of a Starbucks property located at 9004 Fort St. In Omaha. The asset traded for an undisclosed sum in a 1031 exchange. The property, a 2,225-square-foot building with a drive-thru, was developed as a built-to-suit for Starbucks by Monfort Companies, a community-minded investment and development company whose real estate portfolio includes multiple retail brands, including 7-Eleven, Jack’s Convenience Stores, Speedway and Monfort Express.

OMAHA, NEB. — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of a 2,225-square-foot retail property occupied by Starbucks in Omaha for an undisclosed price. The seller, Monfort Cos., developed the property as a build-to-suit for Starbucks. Located at 9004 Fort St., the building features a drive-thru.

Happy Tuesday, Denver! Here's everything you need to know to get this day started off right, including the latest on the Marshall Fire investigation, info about how you can help victims, CSU's latest vaccine mandate and a looming King Soopers strike.

Country music star Dierks Bentley has opened his newest restaurant and bar in Colorado. Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, Bentley's fifth restaurant location, opened New Year's Eve at 1942 Market St. in Lower Downtown Denver.

Happy Tuesday, Denver! Here's everything you need to know to get this day started off right, including the latest on the Marshall Fire investigation, info about how you can help victims, CSU's latest vaccine mandate and a looming King Soopers strike.

DENVER — Country music star Dierks Bentley has opened his newest restaurant and bar in Colorado. Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, Bentley's fifth restaurant location, opened New Year's Eve at 1942 Market Street in lower downtown Denver. The site was previously home to Lodo’s Bar and Grill and is located across the street from Coors Field.

Country music star Dierks Bentley has opened his newest restaurant and bar in Colorado.

If you’re looking for a way to ring in the new year, consider watching fireworks in downtown Denver along the 16th Street Mall or attending a comedy show at Comedy Works.

Tonight’s (Friday, December 31st) the big night that several of Country music’s biggest stars gather to perform as part of New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash, airing on CBS beginning at 8 p.m. ET. Dierks Bentley is among that list of performers, and as he tells us, collaborations are a real possibility. [“There’s so many artists down there, so many people involved.

When we bid adieu to 2020, hopes were high in the hospitality industry that 2021 would be different. And it was, but while pandemic-related shutdowns didn't return, many other challenges arose, including an ongoing staffing shortage and supply-chain issues that have made everything from booze to rubber gloves hard to find.

Dierks Bentley is expanding his Whiskey Row Bar franchise with its fourth location nationwide. The new location in Denver will be in LoDo. For those that have been to downtown Nashville, you might have seen or been to Bentley’s bar there. He also has two Arizona locations in Scottsdale and Gilbert....

Whiskey Row, the restaurant and bar franchise owned by country musician Dierks Bentley, will make its debut in Denver this New Year’s Eve, more than two years after initially announcing plans to come to Lower Downtown.

Whiskey Row, the restaurant and bar franchise owned by country musician Dierks Bentley, will make its debut in Denver this New Year’s Eve, more than two years after initially announcing plans to come to Lower Downtown.

Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row will be continuing the grand opening celebrations on New Year’s Day with a Badass Brunch Party from 10am - 4pm.

Whiskey Row, the restaurant and bar franchise owned by nation musician Dierks Bentley, will make its debut in Denver this New Yr’s Eve, greater than two years after initially asserting plans to return to Decrease Downtown.

Beers won’t actually be on country music superstar Dierks Bentley Friday night in downtown Denver. But customers can buy their own at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, which opens New Year’s Eve.

Tonight's (Friday, December 31st) the big night that several of Country music's biggest stars gather to perform as part of New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash, airing on CBS beginning at 8 p.m. ET. Dierks Bentley is among that list of performers, and as he tells us, collaborations are a real possibility.

Tonight’s (Friday, December 31st) the big night that several of Country music’s biggest stars gather to perform as part of New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash, airing on CBS beginning at 8 p.m. ET. Dierks Bentley is among that list of performers, and as he tells us, collaborations are a real possibility. [“There’s so many artists down there, so many people involved.

Jack’s Convenience Stores has announced it sold a number of stores to an affiliate of Monfort Companies. The negotiations include eight service stations and convenience stores alongside one Jack’s Lube & Wash oil change and car wash locations in the state of Texas.

Corum Real Estate Group announced the appointment of David Myers as the company’s new vice president, Operations. Myers joins Corum as the company continues to focus on the growth of its commercial and multifamily management platforms.

DENVER (CBS4) – Dierks Bentley broke ground on his newest restaurant and bar. Whiskey Row will take the place of the former LoDo bar and grill on Market Street. The country music superstar and adopted Coloradan has four other restaurants.

Dierks Bentley officially broke ground on the fourth location of his Whiskey Row gastropub this week, and for the first time, the venue is headed for a place other than Dierks' home state of Arizona or his adopted hometown of Nashville.

Left to right, Mayor Michael Hancock, Dierks Bentley and Kenneth Monfort hold shovels as if they were guitars at a Tuesday groundbreaking ceremony for Bentley’s Whiskey Row restaurant. (Thomas Gounley photos)

Dierks Bentley recently traveled to Denver, Colorado for the official groundbreaking of his fourth Whiskey Row restaurant and bar. This marks the gastropub’s first location outside of his home state of Arizona and current home state of Tennessee.

Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row broke ground this week at 1942 Market St., the former site of Lodo’s Bar and Grill. The American gastropub is the fourth of the franchise and the first location outside of Bentley’s home state of Arizona and his current home state of Tennessee. Opening day is scheduled for late 2021.

DENVER — Country music star Dierks Bentley is set to break ground in Denver on his fifth restaurant and bar.

Net lease commercial real estate brokerage specialist B+E has negotiated the sale of 17 separate 7-Eleven stores to a newly formed real estate investment trust for $71.5 million.

In a deal that shows the continuing strength in certain parts of the net lease sector, 17 7-Eleven properties on 17.373 total acres sold to a private buyer for $71.5 million.

TYLER, Texas — 7-Eleven Inc. has entered the Tyler, Texas, market through a franchisee, and it is rebranding 17 Kidd-Jones convenience stores.

With more than 900,000-head across eleven US locations, Five Rivers Cattle, LLC. is the world’s largest cattle feeder. Kersey, Colorado is home to the Kuner Feedlot, which currently houses up to 100,000-head on the 400 acre feedyard area. Located on the Great Plains of Northern Colorado, the Kuner was built in 1974, and was the third feedyard built and owned by the Monfort family of Greeley.

The coworking company had originally hoped to take all 210,000 square feet of office space at the mixed-use development, which occupies a full city block in downtown Denver.

Hiring for managers in Denver is going strong. Employers in the industry posted new jobs over the past week and 1,024 in the last month, more than for any other job category in the area, according to ZipRecruiter, a leading online employment marketplace.

DENVER — Denver’s largest hotel apparently doesn’t thank heaven for its 7-Eleven. The owner of the convenience store at the corner of 15th Street and Court Place last month sued its landlord, the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel.

While construction on the bar is expected to start next spring, temporarily closing the site, a release from Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row said a grand opening date isn’t set. The location is in a prime spot for one of the cities busiest nightlife districts.

DENVER — Country music star Dierks Bentley has announced he will open his fifth restaurant and bar in Denver next year. "Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row" will occupy the space currently occupied by Lodo’s Bar and Grill in downtown Denver, near 20th and Market Streets and Coors Field.

In news that is sure to delight some Denverites and rankle others, another pre- and post-game mainstay on the Market Street strip of bars near Coors Field is closing to make way for a new restaurant and bar branded after country music star Dierks Bentley.

After more than a decade operating by Coors Field, Tavern Downtown and neighboring Cowboy Lounge have closed their doors to LoDo revelers.

One of Denver’s most happening streets for nightlife will now offer two less partying options as Tavern Downtown and its country neighbor, Cowboy Lounge, have both closed.

The owners of LoDo’s Bar & Grill at 1946 Market St. want to do some construction to accommodate Dierks Bentley.

The brand markets its food as “familiar American gastropub fare with a modern twist.”

A Harry Potter brunch, a LEGO Bar, Magical brunch, ball pit bar, real-life Mario Kart, Miracle bar, a spring break bar and an Olympics bar.

LoDo’s former home of stand-up comedy and karaoke, El Charrito, shut down in December after a half century in businesses. Soon, its former building will be redeveloped by a partnership involving Kenneth Monfort, the son of Colorado Rockies co-owner Charlie Monfort.

Daniel Huml’s acquisition of 3354 Larimer St. was the second deal he closed Tuesday. “RiNo in general is only in the third

Younger sister to the popular Yeah Baby nightclub in the RiNo Art District, Neon Baby will pop up at the edge of LoDo for the first time on May 9. The disco club will serve up specialty cocktails and a late-night dance party as it tries to fill the void that Yeah Baby is leaving while it closes for renovations.

A rendering of the buyers’ plans for the building at 2100 Larimer St. (Courtesy Monfort Companies and Magnetic Capital)

Kenneth Monfort got his start before graduating college, setting him up for success and a run at the top young professional in Colorado. KENNETH MONFORT, 25 OWNER + DIRECTOR, MONFORT COMPANIES, DENVER

Adams County Property Location: 3053 W. 104thAve., Westminster, “Lodo’s Bar & Grill Property Description: 8,909-sf restaurant/sports bar, YOC 2007 Land Size: 2 acres

Lodo’s Bar & Grill, a chain of bars synonymous with the neighborhood where it started, officially changed hands this week, but devotees shouldn’t worry about any drastic changes under the new ownership

Lodo’s Bar & Grill, a chain of bars synonymous with the neighborhood where it started, officially changed hands this week, but devotees shouldn’t worry about any drastic changes under the new ownership.

His real-estate company has made a push into the ballpark area since last year, and the latest purchase comes as part of a joint venture.

George Seward saw first-hand the need for agricultural education. The corn farmer and cattle rancher grew up in Yuma, Colo., and in the 1980s the town started to struggle. This was after Seward had graduated from Colorado State University.

Tim Petersen and his clan have long-term interest in their building in HighPointe Business Park in west Greeley.

From a recently renovated office space just across the street from Coors Field, a member of the latest generation of the Monforts is managing the real estate presence of one of Colorado's best-known business families.

Frequently, during the telecast a week ago of the Rockies-Brewers game at Milwaukee's Miller Park, the camera that focused on the batter also revealed, in the background, a solitary figure, seated in an otherwise empty section.