A real estate play would definitely make sense and I think they do tend to own a lot of their locations.
bingoDiggity said:
A real estate play would definitely make sense and I think they do tend to own a lot of their locations.
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That duty prompted the owners of Coltivare in the Heights to close on Thursday after an employee's partner tested positive. Agricole Hospitality, the restaurant group that owns Coltivare, paid out of pocket to have the entire staff of about 40 tested at an expense of $175 per exam, said co-owner Morgan Weber.
"We paid for a one-hour turnaround on the tests and have had zero positive test results come back." said Weber. "It gives me heartburn to think about how many times we are going to need to do this, but it is the responsible thing to do. I am hoping it doesn't become necessary every two weeks for the next year."
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"Ninfa's has not paid rent since March despite being open and operating throughout the pandemic. We've held extensive discussions with Ninfa's, however, to date they have declined solutions for a mutually beneficial resolution. Whitestone REIT has contributed significant investment and resources to Ninfa's and we have a vested stake in their success. Ninfa's refusal to make any payment toward rent or property expenses has left us with no choice. It is unfortunate Ninfa's is not honoring its commitments as we also have responsibilities to our stakeholders, debt holders and shareholders."
Diggity said:
it's their second outpost. nice spot.