Tropics Ale House closes Kakaako location to focus on newly opened Waikiki restaurant
Pat Kashani, owner of the Hawaii brewpub chain, purchased the master lease for the building on Queen street last year, and had been working with the landlord in recent months to sell it back.
Looking for dinner ideas? Seattle-area grocery chains rush to get in on meal kid trend
Grocers around Puget Sound are all launching meal kits, but one consultant says that's just the beginning. Expect this trend to expand into wine parings, desserts and other add ons.
Kim and Andy Busch tap into success with Folded Hills Winery
When Andy and Kim Busch launched Folded Hills Winery in California, their inexperience was an advantage.
“One of best things is that we didn’t know what we were doing,” Kim Busch said.
That allowed them to build the boutique winery with their own touch.
The Busches are in St. Louis this week pouring their new wines in St. Louis first, before they arrive anywhere else in the United States. They held an exclusive vintner's dinner Friday at Sidney Street Cafe featuring three-courses prepared…
Lofts on College shatters per- unit price at $1.12 million
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As RK moves on, students will examine its Stapleton site
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Single-family homes converting to rentals faster than apartments in Denver and Aurora
Metro Denver has seen a large number of homes convert to rental properties since the housing downturn last decade. The picture above is of a rental home in Washington Park.Denver and Aurora have relied heavily on apartment construction to house their growing populations, but they have also seen a surge in single-family homes converted to rentals since 2007, according to a new study.
RentCafe, an apartment search engine, counted 27,300 new apartments and 11,000 new single-family home rentals in Denver between 2007 and 2016. That works out to a 37 percent increase in single-family homes for rent, primarily from conversions, and a 35 percent gain in apartments, primarily from new construction.
In Aurora, the number of apartments rose by 7,700, or 25 percent, while the number of single-family home rentals shot up by 4,500, or 38 percent.
That pattern in Aurora and Denver is playing out differently than the one seen nationally, where the stock of single-family rentals rose by 31 percent,..
Bitcoin review: Twitter bans @Bitcoin, Chase sued, Bison to debut soon
Bitcoin spiked more than 17 percent against the dollar in just one day.
On Friday morning, the crypto currency climbed back up above $8,000 for the first time in two weeks, with an $8,110 value at the time of writing.
While we keep a close eye on how the currency does heading into the weekend, here's a look at the top news stories from the past five days.
Sunday, April 8: Bitcoin’s “rogue Twitter account” — @Bitcoin — was banned. This wasn't the first time the user was reprimanded by…
PNC plans national retail expansion later in 2018
Pittsburgh's biggest bank expanding middle-market franchise and capitalizing on brand awareness, CEO says during 1Q earnings call.
Tammy Darvish talks about her new gig and exploring a political bid
She was most recently the chief operating officer at Pentagon Federal Credit Union.
Here’s how much it will cost Bank of the Ozarks to change its name
Bank of the Ozarks expects one-time expenses of between $15 million and $25 million due to its planned named change.
The Little Rock, Arkansas-based bank, one of the larger retail banks in the Tampa Bay area, said last month it would change its name to Bank OZK, pending approval by shareholders in May as well as the Arkansas State Bank Department.
Assuming approval, the name change will take effect on or about July 16, Bank of the Ozarks (NASDAQ: OZRK) said in prepared management comments as part…