#business-closure

#business-closure

"Although NeueHouse has created an extremely valuable business that is prized by members and event hosts, unfortunately, it has been burdened by legacy liabilities," according to the post on the company's website, which was attributed to the NeueHouse board. "Despite our best efforts to find a sustainable path forward - including exploring every possible solution to address these challenges - we have made the very difficult decision to wind down the business."

A pillar in Toronto's tattoo scene is saying goodbye to his iconic shop with a few parting words on the standards in his industry. Joey Nixon, a founding partner at Adrenaline, says he's shutting down the Toronto location of his tattoo and piercing shop after nearly 20 years on Queen Street W., citing financial difficulties. Adrenaline's Montreal and Vancouver locations will remain open.

Cactus Jungle Nursery and Garden, after 23 years in Berkeley, will sell its last succulent this month as their lease ends, although the Marin County location will remain open.

Franklin Corner Cafe, a staple in Greenpoint for 17 years, is closing its doors on August 4, as the landlord did not renew the lease.

After taking a step back, we have to face the reality that we do not have the ability or resources to reopen. We're incredibly proud of the team that we had over the years.

Caliente, known for its massive second-floor deck with views of Lake Tahoe, quietly closed its doors in October 2024 after an 18-year run.

I worked my whole life in this shop. My father put his whole life into this shop, it's internationally well-respected and in almost five and a half years the shop is no more.