Here's part of a promo for opening weekend...
Hours for the beauty retailer: Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.
Some history from EVG reporting here... in November 2017, the commercial and residential real estate firm Real Estate Equities Corporation (REEC) picked up the 99-year leasehold for the assemblage on this NW corner for nearly $150 million.
The building's size caused a lot of drama (flashback), and work was stopped for 10 months in 2021 when Madison Capital Realty tried to foreclose on the property.
The Gabay family had owned the buildings for generations. The previous buildings, which included retail tenants such as Korilla BBQ, the Continental, and McDonald's, were demolished in the summer of 2019 to make way for an office building.
Foundation work finally started in late August 2022 — after crews and equipment were assembled here in the summer of 2020.
Sephora is the first retail tenant here, in a lease deal announced last September.
No word on what office tenants may be coming to what became a 9-story building.
6 comments:
The demise of the EV becomes more apparent with the rise of yet another tombstone.
Do I hope there's a flashmob and pushback from the community on opening day? Nope, not me!
At least it is not a Starbucks.
One slice from St. Mark's Pizza and a beer & a shot at Continental > One Million Sephoras.
EV Grieves... indeed.
I do not wish unsavory things to happen repeatedly at this location. No way. Do not.
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