“I think downtown is very clearly the top priority, but this represents an interesting opportunity for us to diversify with a retail investment.”
“I think downtown is very clearly the top priority, but this represents an interesting opportunity for us to diversify with a retail investment.”
Robert Thompson’s Camp Pickle had hoped to have 14 indoor and outdoor courts and a “nostalgic Americana” vibe.
Hoehn Management says Yardi’s payments were advertent — and $75,000 short.
The property last sold in 2016 for nearly $17 million.
“It was a tough decision,” a CIG executive said. “Our founder and CEO hated to see a less-than-25-year-old building come down.”
The shuttering is part of a larger trimming of the chain’s grocery stores.
Jonathan Hoehn’s firm paid $22.5 million for Highland Place I. The firm is poised to pay much less for Highland Place II.
Chris Garner and Chris Reigrut decided not to renew Halfpenny Brewing’s lease.
The property has been listed for sale. Robert Thompson no longer lists himself as CEO of Camp Pickle’s parent.
The buyer wasn’t able to wait to see if a proposed rezoning is approved.
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