Nancy Boy , selling its own Berkeley-made essential oil-based bath, body and home product line, has closed its Hayes Valley retail store at 347 Hayes St. permanently.
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Nancy Boy started out with a store at Market and Castro streets 20 years ago and moved to Hayes Valley five years later, co-owner Eric Roos told us when we reached him on the phone.
"20 years ago when we opened the store, we did it to legitimize our online store," he said — at that time, it was still new to sell products primarily online.
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Mural Arts partners with Center City District to paint over boarded-up Philadelphia storefronts |
The Mural Arts program has created a new initiative to decorate the boarded-up storefronts of some Philly businesses closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Mural Arts program has launched a new effort to beautify the Philadelphia streets dulled by the COVID-19 shutdown.
Mural Arts is collaborating with the Center City District to decorate the boarded-up windows of businesses closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Associated Press reported Monday. The so-called "Storefront Artwork Initiative" is one of several efforts designed to lighten the mood.
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Artists transforming boarded-up storefronts in San Francisco into murals | KTVU FOX 2
SAN FRANCISCO (KTVU) - Closed and boarded up storefronts are a common sight around San Francisco and now some business owners and artists are using that space to create murals.
The pandemic has forced businesses throughout San Francisco to close their doors and board their windows.
Now, organizations such as "Paint the Void" are raising money to pay artists to transform those boards into showcases.
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"For this particular company, Dish, which is a beautiful clothing store they looked at some of my Instagram pictures and liked this one mural I'd done in Mexico," Hayden.
Calligrapher writes messages of strength on Capital Region storefronts | NEWS10 ABC
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Calligrapher Megan Fahy is sprinkling words of encouragements on the storefronts of small businesses around the Capital Region.
This week Fahy celebrated completing her nine months of chemo treatment by decorating the windows of small businesses that have helped her along her journey.
Inspired by the Lettering for Love project in Massachusetts, Fahy transforms the bare windows of storefronts that have closed because of the pandemic and paints encouraging words of strength and hope on them.
Chipotle Nabs Space at 2 Former Boston Markets Storefronts – Commercial Observer
Fast-food restaurant Chipotle Mexican Grill inked deals to take over two Manhattan storefronts formerly occupied by Boston Market in Washington Heights and Hell’s Kitchen, Commercial Observer has learned.
In the larger of the two deals, Chipotle signed a 10-year lease for 2,800 square feet on the ground floor of 885 10th Avenue between West 57th and West 58th Streets, according to Winick Realty Group 's Kenneth Hochhauser , who brokered the deals for Chipotle. Asking rent was $150 per square foot.
Featured Property: 9 Moulton St. - Portland Press Herald
PORTLAND– Malone Commercial Brokers is pleased to offer for lease a highly visible retail property in the heart of the Old Port shopping district.
This 1,676± SF space is on Portland's busiest brick sidewalks, surrounded by the unique, independent stores that make the neighborhood a prime shopping destination. Pedestrians from Commercial St., the ferry and cruise terminals and surrounding hotels all converge on the cobblestone streets and hanging wooden signs at the corners of Moulton, Fore and Exchange Streets.
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