After making significant investments in Colorado’s marijuana industry, company appears to be throwing in the towel.

“In sports like baseball or basketball, professional teams are where most of the value is created, but in golf it’s so unique because most of the value is created in the recreational side of the game,” Matt Erley said.

The Cable Center will vacate the building by June 30, according to University of Denver spokesman Jon Stone.

Frustrated by what it considers to be years of dereliction, the City of Denver wants a court-appointed caretaker to take control of the former Cathedral High in Uptown.

The deal would create a company that owns 265 television stations in 44 states and the District of Columbia, most of them local affiliates of ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC.

‘It was too cumbersome, and we need to be more flexible,’ said Bill Mosher, Denver’s chief projects officer.

Two former business partners and real estate investors in Denver could see their office building at 1640 Grant St. enter receivership if they are unable to sell it, according to court documents.