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Broadway Market’s north half to reopen this month
The new-look, modernized north shed of Broadway Market will reopen by the end of the month.
Three long-time tenants — Vickki's Fells Point Deli, Sal's Seafood and Sophia's Place European Deli — will reopen in inside the new space in about 10 days after much of a $3.2 million renovation there begins to wrap up.
Seven additional vendor spaces are still under construction and will open by early April, said Stacey Pack, project manager for the Baltimore Public Markets Corp. who is overseeing the…
New head culinary exec at Disney’s Swan & Dolphin Resort dishes on foodie extravaganza
Last year was different for Luciano Sperduto, as it was his first year overseeing the entire event.
Texas could allow breweries to sell beer-to-go as rare alliance takes shape at State Capitol
This session is shaping up to be a busy one for the Texas alcohol industry.
Forecastle producer bringing music festival to Keeneland
Lexington's Keeneland Racecourse is tapping into the music festival business later this year.
The racetrack said Tuesday that it plans to host the Railbird Festival, a new festival from produced by AC Entertainment that will be held Aug. 10 and 11.
Knoxville, Tenn.-based AC Entertainment also produces Louisville's Forecastle Festival as well as large established festivals, including Bonnaroo and Moon River.
No acts have been announced for the festival, but organizers said in a news release…
Ed Goldman: The dog days of winter — Finding a home for a homeless puppy
In my tenure with the Dept. of Earth I’ve done one dog rescue (literally: the pooch had been abandoned in an intersection in Long Beach and I scooped it up into my car), one dog adoption and one cat inheritance (my oft-mentioned tabby, Osborn the Magnificent). On Sunday I did something I’ve never done and would rather not have to do again: I took a dog to Sacramento County’s animal control facility on Bradshaw Road to put him up for adoption.
The puppy had been abandoned and found in a dumpster.…
St. Louis Character: Natasha Kwan builds her restaurant, fitness empire
Natasha Kwan took her love of food and fitness and turned it into an empire in University City.
Rooftop construction begins at 1001 17th St. in Denver
Franklin Street Properties, which owns 1001 17th St., has been gradually mixing up its tenant roster to keep pace with the evolution of the Denver market from energy and law firms to software and internet companies.
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HFF arranges $47.18 million construction loan for apts
Brickhouse at Lamar Station will be located on a 3.75-acre site at 6300 W. 13th Ave., within walking distance of the Lamar Station light-rail stop.
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Lone Tree, RidgeGate Embrace Attainable Housing
Attainable housing choices are essential to metro Denver’s continued economic growth and development. In the Lone Tree/Douglas County region, the challenge is even greater given the current median home price of over $600,000 and the median apartment rental price of approximately $2,000 per month.
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The Shoppes at Highpointe sells for $15M
The retail center at Interstate 25 and East Hampden Avenue – at one of the highest elevations in Denver – recently sold for $15 million, or $614.70 per square foot.
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