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Nude Foods thought it would open in Berkeley by Halloween. It didn’t even manage Easter.
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Nude Foods thought it would open in Berkeley by Halloween. It didn’t even manage Easter.
It sold for $43 million in 2014, but a buyer this go around won’t inherit a tenant.
The property last sold in September 2020, months after the burger joint closed.
The property’s owner says it’s been spending $40,000 a month on security. “It’s crazy. We didn’t anticipate that.”
Ascendant Development and its owner are suing Sagard Real Estate over fees.
Francois had proposed to renovate the 1525 Blake St. building for a new restaurant. But it’s now on the market.
We scoured county foreclosure records, third-party reports and court filings to determine the downtown buildings that have run into trouble since the pandemic.
“It took a unique buyer to be able to purchase these buildings at a price that the seller wanted,” the listing broker said.
A southeast Denver shopping center sells for $7M, and more sales and leases.
Gorman & Co. plans a five-story project on the site along Grant.
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