You've got Stanley Marketplace, one of Denver's original upscale food and boutique shop halls. 

(Just kidding, love Kiwi food: roast lamb is my favorite, fond of beets and fried eggs on burgers, meat pies, hokey pokey ice cream, pavlova.. even huhu grubs in my hangi...bluffy oysters...getting hungry...) 

Investors would be wise to cater to this generation.Late Baby Boomers are Renting More OftenWhile many experts believe that Millennials are the key renter demographic, other factors are pushing Baby Boomers into the rental market.

I have an uncle who bought a parcel that already had a contract to lease it to a Sonic Fast Food Restaurant Franchisee for 20 years with a lease for $8,000 per month.

@Brad Bellstedt Thank you for the response, a lot of food for thought in there!!

It is an amazing city, with great food, sports, and culture. 

Many things can leave smell or residue (cigarettes, marijuana, vaping, candles, greasy food fry).

We very recently purchased a food truck and are attempting to get that rolling as well.

A lot of folks see successful people and don't always understand the struggles that real estate investors/entrepreneurs face:- 80 hour work weeks- Sleepless nights- Strain on the family- Ridicule- Events missed- Late nights changing door locks, picking up condoms, patching holes in walls, picking up old rotting food from the floor...- Health issues- Financial issues- Loss of friends- I can go on and on...To those looking for the "magic bullet," here it is,...work harder than everyone else.

They are also running a business that caters to the demands of that price point, so they carry significant overhead.