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CIM Group acquires LoDo office towers for $189 million
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With city approval, cannabis cultivator Seven Leaves plans to double in size
The $2 million expansion will result in Seven Leaves hiring upwards of 20 additional employees.
Cafe Corazon planning third location at Mequon Public Market
Another Milwaukee dining favorite has joined the growing list of tenants slated for the new Mequon Public Market at the Spur 16 development.
Mexican eatery Cafe Corazon will open a third location at the Mequon Public Market, which is scheduled to open this fall. The news comes on the heels of recent announcements that local establishments like Beans & Barley, Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. and Purple Door will also be setting up shop there.
Shaffer Development is spearheading the mixed-use Spur 16,…
UPDATE: New restaurant to replace Birracibo at Fourth Street Live
Birracibo is out at Fourth Street Live, but fans of pizza shouldn't worry about what's replacing it.
The new concept is called Pizza Bar and it will serve New York-style thin crust pizza in a casual atmosphere. The new spot will feature lunch and dinner options that are fast and affordable, according to a news release from Fourth Street Live, which co-owns the restaurant with Ulysses “Junior” Bridgeman.
“Pizza Bar is a proven success and given the tremendous momentum of downtown Louisville,…
Three former San Antonio Pollo Tropical restaurants are rebranded
Nearly eight months after Fiesta Restaurant Group announced it would be closing San Antonio's last six Pollo Tropical restaurants, the parent company of both Pollo Tropical and Taco Cabana has announced it will turn at least three of those former locations into Taco Cabana spots.
The first restaurant, which opened on Monday, May 28, is at 4335 Thousand Oaks while the other two locations are located at 838 E. Bitters Road and 315 NW Loop 410. The 3,465-square-foot Bitters Road location is set to…
Chipotle opening first D.C. store east of the Anacostia
Chipotle Mexican Grill will open its first D.C. store located east of the Anacostia River, with a new location planned for the Shops at Park Village in Congress Heights.
Chipotle has leased 2,430 square feet of retail space in the shopping center that formerly housed Sun Trust Bank. The Giant-anchored center is also home to Subway, Pizza Boli’s, IHOP and a location of D.C. Public Library, among other stores.
Rappaport brokers Bill Dickinson and Kyle Gamber represented the landlord, WC Smith,…
Trillium plans Connecticut farm, Fort Point innovation space
If you looked at Trillium Brewing Company from a distance, you might think they have more than enough to keep them busy.
One of the state’s most sought after breweries just opened an expanded beer garden on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, one year after launching the project. The beer garden is just half a mile from where Trillium is building an 18,000-square-foot restaurant and retail space in Fort Point. The brewery is still churning out new styles and beers at its Canton location, catering to crowds…
Artista at the Hobby Center closes, new concept to be announced before next season
Artista at the Hobby Center has closed a little earlier than previously expected.
BBVA Compass Broadway at the Hobby Center notified subscribers on May 29 that the restaurant has closed to make way for a new concept. Similar messages were posted to Artista’s page on OpenTable and on the Hobby Center for Performing Arts’ “Plan Your Visit” webpage.
“A reimagined fine dining experience, including new lunch and dinner menus, along with a new restaurant name will launch before the start…
Science-themed bar coming to Pepper Place
A science-themed bar and restaurant could open in Pepper Place by the end of July.
Rylie and Tim Hightower are developing Lumbar, named after the human spine, at 212 29th Ave. S. The father-daughter duo is originally from New Mexico, but Rylie Hightower is currently a graduate student at UAB.
Lumbar would serve as an interactive place where people of all ages could learn about science. Tim Hightower said he plans to open the restaurant early on Saturdays for the farmers' market patrons and envisions…
Another Austin concert promoter sells controlling stake to entertainment giant Live Nation
ScoreMore Shows, the Austin company responsible for music festivals such as JMBLYA, has sold a majority stake to Live Nation Entertainment Inc., a $9 billion entertainment giant that also owns C3 Presents, the organizer of the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
Sascha Stone Guttfreund and Claire Bogle co-founded ScoreMore in 2010. The independent concert promoters said it produces “hundreds of regional shows” a year, according to the Wednesday announcement.
In addition to JMBLYA — a traveling…