
“It’s a dark, dingy basement. But we’re doing our best to make it an awesome space for people to sip and enjoy vintage cocktails,” said the owner.
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“It’s a dark, dingy basement. But we’re doing our best to make it an awesome space for people to sip and enjoy vintage cocktails,” said the owner.
But the Salt Lake City-based outdoor gear retailer is still opening one along Pearl Street in Boulder.
The Swedish company known for vehicle accessories like rooftop bike carriers is taking 1,600 square feet in Market Station.
The largest tenant, Colorado Antique Mall, is staying but it will lose some of its parking spaces.
“You look at South Gaylord, you look at Wash Park, it’s like, ‘Yes, this goes here,’ ” said a co-owner of Modern Bungalow of the 1028 Gaylord St. building.
Denver has identified parts of town that already have an “undue concentration” of such businesses. Applicants must also meet a “social equity” criteria.
Amazon did not confirm it but a shopping center owner’s website refers to a “future grocery store” and “national tenant” taking the former Stein Mart space.
A Hummer used in “Zombieland” is Zack Loffert’s daily driver. “I felt that the collection was hidden,” he said of his 60 vehicles that will be displayed starting May 15.
Exchange at Boulevard One was originally supposed to be anchored by Lucky’s Market, but the chain pulled out before filing for bankruptcy last year.
“There are already a lot of Queen City references out there, and I was ready to be different,” said the owner of her new shops, Recital and Please, Plants.
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