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Sukiya Ramen, which has three locations in Denver, replaces Etc. Eatery, which closed in June after two years.
“I had to create the whole layout since … architects weren’t really clear on the vision,” said co-owner Jimmy Bemis.
Some neighbors pushed back on rezoning what the owner called “a very underutilized portion of a very sought-after neighborhood.”
The New York-based retailer’s first Colorado outpost will be in the former location of Max Clothing, which moved earlier this year.
The 1.2 million-square-foot facility will be the company’s largest plant in North America, with 500 employees, and replace an existing plant in RiNo.
The owners of an adjacent building called The Bridge that stretches over Curtis Street claim the Ritz’s actions amount to a fraud and extortion scheme.
The Northstar Commercial Partners owner is also battling a lawsuit filed by Amazon, and is accused of securities fraud by the SEC.
“RiNo feels a lot like a New York neighborhood,” Blue in Green co-owner Geoffrey Chorbajian said.
A new building for $47.7 million at 4552 S. Ulster St. and an alteration for $9.4 million at 2001 Blake St. in Denver are the week’s top building permits.
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