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September 18-October 1, 2024 - Page 21 www.crej.com Retail 3615–3625 W. Bowles Ave. Littleton, CO 80123 1,072 – 1,500 SF Available Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 Columbine Valley Shopping Center Retail Space for Lease 9106 W. 6th Ave. Lakewood, CO 2,519 SF Available Matt Landes ext. 101 Meadowlark Hills Union Exchange Building 8933 E Union Avenue Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Executive Suites Available $400.00/month Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 Westlake Plaza 1479 W. Eisenhower Blvd Loveland, CO 80538 1,800 - 2,181 SF Available Anchored by Safeway Matt Landes ext. 101 Alameda Square 12790 – 12792 W. Alameda Parkway 1,200 – 2,500 SF Available Below Market Rents Peter Kapuranis ext. 103 J&B Building Company Call 303.741.6343 ext. 100 or visit our website: www.jandbbuilding.com by Avalon Jacka DENVER – A local restaurateur will open a third Denver location in Union Station following a new lease deal. Olive & Finch leased the 1,879-square-foot space that for- merly housed Snooze A.M. Eat- ery, located at 1701 Wynkoop St., No. 150. The “fine-casual” con- cept offers affordable and acces- sible food that is scratch-made and chef-driven, a statement from the company said. The eatery is expected to open its new space in early 2025. “We couldn’t be more excited about landing at the Union Sta- tion space – it’s the heart and soul of Denver,” said Olive & Finch chef and founder Mary Nguyen. “This place is buzzing with life, from commuters and travelers to people enjoying breakfast, lunch or dinner, grabbing a coffee, or meeting up for a drink. It’s more than just a train station; it’s where the city comes together. That vibe is exactly what drew us in. Olive & Finch is all about good food, gooddrinks, community and con- necting with people, and Union Station is the perfect spot to bring that to life.We’re thrilled to be part of this iconic space and can’t wait to add our own flavor to themix!” Olive & Finch’s Union Sta- tion location will serve breakfast, lunch, happy hour and dinner, offering a more robust selection of grab-and-go options for travelers than other locations. The quick- service restaurant will serve its proprietary line of cold-pressed bottled juices, sandwiches and sal- ads. The restaurant will also have a full craft coffee program, a liquor license, and an emphasis on fresh- baked savory pastries and sweet treats. The Olive & Finch team is plan- ning an “complete transforma- tion”of itsnewspace, reimagining everything from the layout to the design to bring the “unique Olive & Finch brand to life in every detail,” Nguyen said. Melissa Fri- day, Xan Creative founder and principal, is leading the updates to the space. “As a Denver native, it’s been amazing to watch downtown come back to life, especially in a post-COVID world, and we’re excited to be part of that energy,” Nguyen added. “Opening Olive & Finch at Union Station isn’t just about adding another location; it’s about being involved in the revi- talization of a city we love. We’re committed to supporting down- town’s growth and helping make it a vibrant hub for cuisine, cul- ture, and community. Our com- mitment doesn’t stop here – with two more Olive & Finch loca- tions planned for next year, we’re excited to keep the momentum going and help make downtown Denver a lively, welcoming place where people want to gather, con- nect and explore.” Joe Awad of Bluriver Real Estate represented Olive & Finch in the Union Station transaction, while Pat McHenry of City Street Investors represented landlord Denver Union Station. The partners of City Street Investors, including McHenry, are also prin- cipals in Denver Union Station and manage the development’s third-party tenants. “Denver Union Station is a very special part of downtown Den- ver,”McHenry said. “It’s a unique property in that it's mixed use with hotel, it’s a transit hub, and then we’ve got all the activation with locally owned businesses … We also have a very strong his- tory of performance and tons of traffic.” Snooze is set to move into a larger space at Union Station total- ing 4,325-sf this fall, more than doubling its footprint in the transit hub, according to previous report- ing. There will be no interruption to service during the transition, as the restaurant built out its new space prior to moving out of its original space. Nguyen debuted the first Olive & Finch in the Uptown neighbor- hood in 2013 after noticing a lack of chef-driven, scratch-made casu- al restaurants in Denver. Nguyen opened a second location in Cher- ry Creek in 2017 and a wholesale operation named Olive & Finch on the Fly in 2018. The restaurant has a sister concept, Little Finch, on the 16th Street Mall. Nguyen is currently working on another Olive & Finch location in the Den- ver Performing Arts Center, also set to open in early 2025. Prior to opening Olive & Finch, Nguyen also opened Vietnamese French bistro Parallel Seventeen to wide acclaim in 2005, followed by Street Kitchen in 2011. Other News n COLORADO SPRINGS –An auto repair shop has leased space in northeast Colorado Springs. Rocky Mountain Hail Repair leased 2,200 sf at 140 E. Garden of the Gods Road from landlord MHC 206 (Col- orado Springs) LLC. A n d r e w Oyler of Quan- tum Commer- cial Group Inc. represented the landlord, while the tenant was unrepresented in the lease. n DENVER – A Pilates studio leased space in a newly renovated building in River North Art Dis- trict. JetSet Pilates leased 1,877 sf at The Mercello, located at 3161 Walnut St., to open its first Colo- rado location. The company has nine studios in Florida and one in Texas. Kyle Framson of The Zall Co. represented the tenant in the lease transaction. Amanda Tompkins of Henry Group Real Estate rep- resented the landlord, Premium Group Properties LLC. n PARKER – A jujitsu training academy leased a new retail space in the Peakview Center. Bulls LLC signed a long-term lease for a 1,177-sf space at 6220 Pine Lane, which began in Sep- tember. Bulls LLC offers multiple classes in mastering jujitsu. Local- ly owned Peakview Parker LLC is the landlord of the shopping center. Trevey Commercial Real Estate represented both sides of the lease deal, with Nick Beach and Tommy Daher representing the tenant, and Heath Honbarrier and Mitch Trevey representing the landlord. s Olive & Finch leases space at Union Station for 3rd location Mary Nguyen Andrew Oyler