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Himalayan Spice will be Khagendra Gurung’s second eatery along the Berkeley retail corridor, and he also signed a lease in RiNo to open a second Himchuli.
Himalayan Spice will be Khagendra Gurung’s second eatery along the Berkeley retail corridor, and he also signed a lease in RiNo to open a second Himchuli.
COVID “gave us a good push,“ said RefiJet’s CEO. “We grew from doing about 1,000 loans a month in 2019 to doing 2,000 loans each month in 2020.”
The sellers originally listed it for $5.4 million in 2018, but have since lowered the price to adapt to the market, according to listing agent Jed MacArthur with Re/Max.
Entrepreneur Dakota Sheets, who launched Resolution Colorado at age 20 with just $300 in his pocket, shows doubters it was no joke.
CloudKitchens, whose Lincoln Park facility will compete with two others in Denver, is a major player in the industry but secretive about its operations.
“We’ve always been supply-constrained as a marketplace,” said co-founder Kristin Langenfeld.
The move will allow the existing 9,500-square-foot store at the edge of Cap Hill and the Golden Triangle to free up more space for shoppers. And the retailer is looking at leasing more in the neighborhood.
Blake Eatherton’s two The Dnvr Coffee Co. carts can typically be found stationed in Wash Park on the weekends.
Urban American Management purchased four buildings in City Park West, Cap Hill and Cheesman Park from Classic Properties of Denver last month.
The 12,108-square-foot home was commissioned by Denver businessman Chester Morey as a wedding present for his daughter in 1907.
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