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Stonehouse to trade kilts for beach duds |
Author: David Young Date: May 28, 2010 Source: Coloradoan The owner of a new restaurant that will replace Stonehouse Grille in Old Town said eating at his "Mexican-Caribbean-style" restaurant will feel like stepping into a Corona beer commercial. Inside, he intends to open some of the front windows to expand the open air feel and add Caribbean-style decor, including a 300-gallon fish tank. Other plans include enlarging the bar to include a smoothie and margarita area. Stonehouse, which opened in 2005, will close July 11, as the FIFA World Cup comes to a close. Lauer will start construction July 12 on the property at 125 S. College Ave. He plans to be open for business by Aug. 1. |
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Stonehouse to become Beach House |
Date: May 27, 2010 Source: Northern Colorado Business Report On July 11, the Stonehouse Grille in Fort Collins will close and begin a three-week transformation from a Scottish sports pub into a beach bar and restaurant. |
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100-percent corner to get TIF upgrade authorized by DDA |
Author: Pat Ferrier Date: February 24, 2010 Source: Coloradoan Historic renovations and repairs at an old downtown landmark got the full support of the Fort Collins Downtown Development Authority, which last week authorized $100,000 in tax-increment financing to upgrade the exterior. When finished, the building on the southwest corner of Mountain and College - what the DDA calls the 100-percent corner - will house Ingredient, a salad/sandwich restaurant that plans to open in early summer. |
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Waffle House Sales |
Author: Jill Jamieson-Nichols Date: February 17, 2010 Source: Colorado Real Estate Journal A former Waffle House restaurant at 1421 E. Eisenhower Blvd. in Loveland sold for $555,000 and will be transformed into Teriyaki Planet. |
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Loveland Waffle House to be Teriyaki Planet |
Date: January 25, 2010 Source: Northern Colorado Business Report The former Waffle House restaurant in Loveland will soon be converted into Teriyaki Planet. The building, located at 1421 E. Eisenhower Blvd., was sold on Jan. 14 for $555,000 to Soon B. Kim and Jae Youn Kim, who have run the Teriyaki Bowl in Greeley for the past 16 years. |
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Teriyaki Planet to open in Loveland |
Author: David Young Date: January 22, 2010 Source: Coloradoan A new Asian restaurant is expected to open in February in the former Waffle House restaurant, 1421 E. Eisenhower Blvd., in Loveland. Owners Soon B. Kim and Jae Youn Kim purchased the 1,806-square-foot building Jan. 14 for $555,000 and will open Teriyaki Planet, formerly known as Teriyaki Bowl. |
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Mad Greens to open shop in old Waffle House site |
Author: David Young Date: January 22, 2010 Source: Coloradoan A Denver-based soup, salad and sandwich shop announced Thursday that it will open a new Fort Mad Property LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Denver-based Mad Greens, plans to open a ninth |
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Mad Greens wants CSU to swap waffles for soup, salads
Courtesy Mad Greens Mad Greens' Marilyn Monroe panini with Edgar Allen Poe salad. |
Author: Boots Gifford Date: January 21, 2010 Source: Denver Business Journal Denver-based Mad Greens is hoping that Colorado State University students are ready to put down the waffles and start eating healthy. Mad Property LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mad Greens, has taken over the former Waffle House location at 616 S. College Ave. in Fort Collins and plans to open one of the soup, salad and panini restaurants in March. “Mad Greens is a great dining option for students and neighbors,” said Nick Christensen, president of Chrisland Commercial Real Estate, who brokered the $675,000 deal for the Waffle House property, in a statement.
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Mad Greens purchases former Waffle House |
Date: January 21, 2010 Source: Northern Colorado Business Report Mad Property LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Denver-based Mad Greens restaurants, has purchased the former Waffle House building at 616 S. College Ave. in Fort Collins and plans to convert it into its second local Mad Greens restaurant. |
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Old Town adding Ingredient |
Author: Pat Ferrier Date: January 19, 2010 Source: Coloradoan The 100-year-old building at the corner of Mountain and South College avenues that has served as the town grocery store, hardware store, bank and drug store will now house a new fast-casual restaurant. Ingredient, part of an independently owned chain of five stores in Kansas and Missouri, plans to open its first Colorado restaurant in the old City Drug building by summer. |
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Proprietors have high hopes for 2010 as region expands |
Author: David Young, Pat Ferrier Date: January 3, 2010 Source: Coloradoan There's no denying it; 2009 was a rough year for business. Capital dried up, construction disappeared, banks failed and jobs went away. What was there to like about 2009? As 2010 now gets under way, there are some signs things will improve: Housing starts are up, slightly; unemployment rates are down, slightly. And, consumer confidence is returning, slightly. |
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Big-box stores spurred decade of growth
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Author: Shelley Widhalm Date: December 28, 2009 Source: Loveland Reporter-Herald The Promenade Shops at Centerra often gets the spotlight for changing Loveland’s retail landscape and keeping shoppers from heading north to Fort Collins or south to Denver. But dozens of big-box stores came on line over the past decade, adding another 50 percent to what the city collects in sales taxes. |
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Time ripe to re-evaluate commercial real estate |
Author: Nick Christensen Date: September 25, 2009 Source: Northern Colorado Business Report Forward-thinking business leaders are not only managing their businesses based upon present economic conditions, they are also planning for the future. As Wayne Gretzky once said, "Skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it is." While it can be difficult to escape the onslaught of negative news regarding the economy, there is opportunity hidden within this challenging environment. One such strategic opportunity can often be found in a company's use of real estate. |
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United Way Campaign
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Date: July 30, 2009 Source: Coloradoan Nick Christensen and Doug Johnson have taken on challenging and vital roles as co-chairs of this year's campaign for United Way of Larimer County. Because of the recession, demand for services from Larimer County nonprofits is up dramatically. But that same recession also has made it more difficult for people to give the amount of money needed to fund those services. |
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City Drug heads north, corner to get facelift
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Author: Kristen Tatti Date: July 31, 2009 Source: Northern Colorado Business Report Major changes are in the offing for one of Fort Collins' most historic corners. The building and business on the southwest corner of Mountain and College avenues have both been through many changes over the past century and another is just ahead. In September, the owners of City Drug will begin moving the 136-year-old business to a new location on North College Avenue. The owner of the building at 101 S. College Ave. will begin the renovation he envisioned more than 10 years ago when he purchased it. "I've been waiting for years to complete the renovation of the building," Fort Collins developer Les Kaplan of Imago Enterprises, Inc. said. "I knew I could be patient." |
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Subdued RECon maintains focus on essentials |
Author: Kristen Tatti Date: June 19, 2009 Source: Northern Colorado Business Report Developers and brokers were hoping that what happened in Vegas in May wouldn't stay there, but that might be the case for the 2009 RECon exhibition and conference. The International Council of Shopping Centers held its annual conference-RECon-May 17 to 20 in Las Vegas. For the past couple years, the event was seeing record attendance, with nearly 50,000 participants in 2008. However, this year was a different story. |
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Old Water Pik building works its way out of space |
Author: Jill Jamieson-Nichols Date: June 16, 2009 Source: Colorado Real Estate Journal A 140,870-square-foot industrial building in Loveland is all out of space. Therm-Tech of Colorado, which was located in Gateway Center in Johnstown, took the last large space in the former Water Pik building at 629 14th St. S.W. The company signed a five-year lease for 26,200 sf, said listing broker Joe Palieri of Chrisland, Inc. |
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Project Self-Sufficiency holds fundraiser breakfast
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Author: Hallie Woods Date: April 1, 2009 Source: Coloradoan Sally Easter was in a troubled marriage with four children and a $12-an-hour job. When she decided to leave the marriage, her financial situation only got worse. "I remember waking up and seeing clearly for the first time that I had to get out," Easter said Tuesday morning at a breakfast fundraiser for Project Self-Sufficiency. With no idea what career path she could take to better her and her children's life, Easter turned to Project Self-Sufficiency. |
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DMB to Move to Loveland |
Author: Pat Ferrier Date: February 2009 Source: Coloradoan DBM Technologies of Longmont will head north later this month, opening a new plant and bringing a dozen jobs to Larimer County.The family-owned business, which does contract electronic assembly specializing in aerospace, biomedical, military and high-end electronics, has leased 14,500 square feet at 710 SW 14th St. in Loveland, just south of Agilent. Jason Siemers, vice president of operations, said the company's move was precipitated by DBM's growth and need for additional space.DBM will double its square footage, moving from 7,000 square feet at 1055 Delaware Ave., Longmont. |
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Former Waterpik building fills up with tenant adding 25,000 sf
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Author: Jill Jamieson-Nichols Date: December 2008 Source: Colorado Real Estate Journal The former Water Pik building in Loveland- vacant just over a year ago- is filling up. Technology Driven Products, a 41,700-SF tenant, recently signed on for another 25,000 sf. The company now occupies about half o fthe 140,870-sf building on a 10-year lease, said Joe Palieri of Chrisland Inc., who handles leasing for owner SiteStone Holdings. The deal leaves the building with approximately 25,000 sf of available space. Colorado vNet, an audio, video, and lighting controls company, moved into approximately 41,000 SF in late summer. Palieri said activity from large industrial users is strong in Northern Colorado. "I'm seeing a lot of activity for large industrial," he said. While activity from entrepreneurial users in the 5,000- to 10,000 SF range has dropped off, "Well capitalized companies- the big companies- seem to be able to move forward." |
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New Trek shop features bike wash  |
Author: Marissa Beahm Source: Loveland-Reporter Herald Date: May 31, 2008 JOHNSTOWN-A parking lot with only a smattering of vehicles is a bad sign outside most businesses. For bicycle shops, it's a sign that employees and customers are embracing the product. The area's newest bike store, Trek Loveland, is full of employees who would think twice about using a car for their commute. The store opened in mid-May at 4880 Thompson Parkway, southeast of Interstate 25 and U.S. 34 in Johnstown. It will celebrate its grand opening June 5-8. Trek manager Jimmie Hawkes...... |
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More Recent News: Water Pik building gets facelift, expansion plans |
Source: Northern Colorado Business Report Date: November 23, 2007 Author: Kristen Tatti LOVELAND—Loveland's decision to extend its enterprise zone to include a swath in the southern part of the city sprung from a desire to bolster economic activity along an increasingly vacant thoroughfare. A little more than a year later, signs of life along 14th St. S.W. are seeping back in. The former Water Pik Inc. building is about halfway through a facelift and will see a 65,000 square-foot addition as soon as next year. "We're revamping the whole property, " said Joe Palieri, a commercial broker with Chrisland Inc. who is part of Sitestone Holdings LLC, the group that purchased the property in June. Already, major changes are taking place. When the group bought the building, it already had a tenant lined up. Loveland-based Technology Driven Products Inc. is leasing 40,000 of the..... |
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