Major SLO store threatens to leave downtown unless city lowers its rent
The lease is up this month, and the retailer wants a $3,000 break on the rent.
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The lease is up this month, and the retailer wants a $3,000 break on the rent.
From a popular pizzeria to a beloved ice cream shop chain, here are some of the businesses SLO County lost last year.
“The struggle just finally reached a point where we decided we didn’t want to do it another year,” the restaurant owner said.
“When you’re looking for something absurdly soft, we’ll see ya on our site,” a sign posted on the window of the clothing store said.
“When you’re looking for something absurdly soft, we’ll see ya on our site,” a sign posted on the window of the clothing store said.