
It’s the second location for Show Pony Vintage, which already operates near DU.
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It’s the second location for Show Pony Vintage, which already operates near DU.
Kwame Spearman, who is in talks with potential buyers, opposed Brad Dempsey’s salary.
“Cherry Creek helped put us on the map, but I knew this day may come,” owner Houshmand Moarefi said.
The retailer’s closest existing store is in The Shops at Northfield in Central Park.
Their co-owner, a lawyer, says two “were an absolute dumpster fire” when he took over.
“I’m not business trained,” said Elan Wenzel. “I’m just a chef that had an idea and took a chance.”
“I can’t stand traveling anymore and being retired is stupid,” said Nathan Elinoff.
Journeys was already in the mall when Gart Properties bought it in 2008.
The boutique will move to the new 320 Fillmore building, whose office space is fully leased.
Ann Sacks operated in the Denver Design District for nearly 25 years.
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