Houston brewery to move to bigger space, sell Heights location
Town In City Brewing has put its Heights location up for sale as it plans to expand, according to a press release from Houston-based NAI Partners.
The 3,749-square-foot building sits on about 2.3 acres at 1125 W. Cavalcade, per the release. It currently features a fully functional 15-barrel brewhouse with four 30-barrel fermentation tanks and two 30-barrel brite tanks, adjacent taproom, and outdoor seating area.
“The opportunity to purchase a turnkey brewery in and of itself is pretty unique,…
Fashion Fund’s new designers include former ‘Project Runway’ star, Wells Fargo employee
The Saint Louis Fashion Fund has unveiled the eight designers that will take up residence at its new fashion lab program.
The new residents, who start April 1, include a wide range of talent from a director of communications at Wells Fargo to a former “Project Runway” star.
“We are thrilled that each of the selected designers are St. Louis-based fashion and design businesses,” Kathleen Bibbins, executive director of the Fashion Fund, said. “They will be the first residents of the fund's newly…
Rooftop bar open in the University District (Photos)
If you're looking for a prime view to go with a cocktail and a diverse meny, the Mountaineering Club opened this month on top of the new Graduate Hotel Seattle in the University District.
Located 16 floors up, in the hotel's former penthouse suite, the Mountaineering Club features both indoor and outdoor seating. The space has low ceilings for an intimate setting, but has mirrors around the space to reflect the view visible through the windows, such as the Space Needle and Mount Rainier.
It…
Civitas redesigns 2 iconic Denver parkways as pedestrian friendly
Denver urban design and landscape architecture firm Civitas has designed two Denver parkways. The firm’s design is under construction, transforming the four-lane arterial Alameda Parkway in the Belmar area of Lakewood.
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Aurora seeks to transform its office market
In what once was a bedroom community, a quiet evolution is taking place. The city of Aurora has changed from a sprawling suburb to a bustling metropolitan city over the last few decades, boasting
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Peña Station North emerges
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Growth drives opportunity in emerging micromarkets
In 2018, metro Denver continued to experience strong economic growth trends, as the increasingly diverse business climate and highly educated workforce encouraged an influx of new businesses
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Refreshing a Denver Icon: Independence Plaza
Completed in 1972, Independence Plaza’s 567,287 square feet span 25 floors at 1050 17th St. The Class A property is LEED Gold certified, and the scrupulous attention paid to its upkeep and improvement have made it one of the finest addresses in Denver’s central business district.
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More than 60 permanently affordable apartments are coming to Denver’s Cole neighborhood
Permanent affordable housing is coming to an area of Denver that has seen great change over the past several years.
The Urban Land Conservancy (ULC), in partnership with Medici Consulting Group (MCG), will break ground on the development of 66 new, permanently affordable homes at the intersection of Denver’s Cole, Five Points and RiNo neighborhoods.
The plot of land where the development will be constructed will join ULC’s growing Community Land Trust (CLT), “ensuring the housing remains permanently affordable through a 99-year renewable ground lease,” Christi Smith, a spokeswoman for ULC, said in a news release.
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“We have to be cognizant of the fact that we're meeting standards, but we need some flexibility in how to achieve those standards because every situation can be a little different based upon the needs of the patient that's receiving the care,”…