Expanded hours, new vendors coming soon to Easton Public Market
Updated Mar 01, 2021;
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The Easton Public Market is hoping to draw more visitors back to the city’s downtown as Gov. Tom Wolf loosens some restrictions on indoor capacity guidelines.
Since January, smaller indoor venues were limited to 10% capacity and larger ones capped at 500 people. Wolf Monday eased up on restrictions, now allowing up to 15% capacity at indoor venues where six-foot distancing can be observed. Masks, however, remain required.
Megan McBride, Easton Market District Director, said with the market having a full slate of food vendors and vaccinations beginning to roll out, there’s hope more visitors could soon frequent the building at 325 Northampton St. She said the market also plans to expand its hours but exactly what and when remains to be ironed out.
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Until relatively recently, it was fairly rare for a restaurant in Dubai to allow pets. But now it s becoming commonplace. While most places allow our furry friends outside only, a few also welcome them inside.
Some also serve up gourmet treats for pooches, too.
There are even three restaurants on this list that actually give you a discount for bringing your dog along.
Read on to find out more .
Pets allowed inside and outside
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This Alserkal Avenue spot has a lot going for it – it runs workshops and classes, offers food and even allows you to customise bikes. It also allows dogs inside and out, as long as they’re on a leash. Doggy treats and water are also available.
Emaar sells Address Sky View Hotel in Dubai for Dhs750m
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Emaar will retain ownership of the Skybridge restaurant located within the hotel
January 7, 2021
Emaar has confirmed that it has sold its 5-star 169-key property, Address Sky View, in downtown Dubai to an undisclosed buyer for Dhs750m.
In a statement made to the Dubai Financial Market on Wednesday, January 6, Emaar said that it has disposed 100 per cent shares of the subsidiary ASV Group Limited (owner of the Sky View Hotel).
Emaar Properties had traditionally owned its hotel sites but in 2019 it decided to sell off five prime hotel buildings. The properties – the Address Dubai Mall, Address Boulevard, Address Dubai Marina, Vida Downtown and Manzil Downtown hotels – contain about 1,000 hotel rooms and were sold to Abu Dhabi National Hotels for Dh2.2 billion.
The company s hospitality arm continues to manage the properties. Emaar Properties is also divesting other assets deemed to be non-core to pursue growth opportunities elsewhere.
The company divested its district cooling business in Downtown Dubai for Dh2.48bn to National Central Cooling Company, also known as Tabreed, in April last year. Tabreed bought an 80 per cent stake in Emaar’s cooling assets.
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