
Leon Farfel, an art collector, bought a Marc Chagall drawing and Salvador Dali sculpture.
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Leon Farfel, an art collector, bought a Marc Chagall drawing and Salvador Dali sculpture.
Choice’s CEO says that he’s working to find a new tenant for 939 Bannock St.
The effort wrapped up two weeks ago.
The cosmetic chain’s closest store is in Cherry Creek.
“Ms. Vo’s offense was successful, but not sophisticated,” her attorney says.
Locations in Englewood and Littleton have also shuttered in recent months.
A neighboring bike shop, meanwhile, recently closed in the buildings owned by major landlord Edens.
“The theft is a real issue,” the store’s landlord said. “But if that was the only thing going on, I don’t believe they would have left.”
Live Slow Brewing planned to open in the Wheat Ridge space before a co-founder ended up in court.
The company said this summer it would shutter nearly a quarter of its stores.
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