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The '''1895 Louis Saks building''' is three-story, 18,848 square foot brick-clad commercial building on the northeast corner of [[1st Avenue North]] and [[19th Street North|19th Street]] ([[Block 99]]). It was constructed in [[1895]] on the former site of the [[Marre building]] and [[Ruby Saloon]] as the new home of [[Louis Saks Clothiers]], which relocated from 1906 [[2nd Avenue North]].
The '''1895 Louis Saks building''', also called the '''Coyote Logistics building''' is three-story, 18,848 square foot brick-clad commercial building on the northeast corner of [[1st Avenue North]] and [[19th Street North|19th Street]] ([[Block 99]]). It was constructed in [[1895]] on the former site of the [[Marre building]] and [[Ruby Saloon]] as the new home of [[Louis Saks Clothiers]], which relocated from 1906 [[2nd Avenue North]].


The building was heavily damaged by [[1910 Saks fire|a fire]] that broke out shortly after midnight on [[June 22]], [[1910]]. At the time the loss was estimated at over $200,000. The adjoining [[Spielberger Brothers]] store was also damaged. After a "fire sale" the building was rebuilt and continued to serve the store until it relocated to a [[1916 Louis Saks building|larger, 5-story building]] on the former [[Florence Hotel]] site, a block north, in [[1916]].
The building was heavily damaged by [[1910 Saks fire|a fire]] that broke out shortly after midnight on [[June 22]], [[1910]]. At the time the loss was estimated at over $200,000. The adjoining [[Spielberger Brothers]] store was also damaged. After a "fire sale" the building was rebuilt and continued to serve the store until it relocated to a [[1916 Louis Saks building|larger, 5-story building]] on the former [[Florence Hotel]] site, a block north, in [[1916]].
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The ground floor housed [[Childcare Resources]] in the early 2000s. It was renovated by [[GA Studio|Giattina, Fisher, Aycock]] and [[Golden Construction]] in [[2005]] and became the headquarters offices of [[Corporate Realty Development]]. When CRD moved to the former [[Merita Bakery]] in [[2015]] the building was remodeled for [[Coyote Logistics]], which moved its offices from [[Two Perimeter Park]].
The ground floor housed [[Childcare Resources]] in the early 2000s. It was renovated by [[GA Studio|Giattina, Fisher, Aycock]] and [[Golden Construction]] in [[2005]] and became the headquarters offices of [[Corporate Realty Development]]. When CRD moved to the former [[Merita Bakery]] in [[2015]] the building was remodeled for [[Coyote Logistics]], which moved its offices from [[Two Perimeter Park]].


CRD sold the building to a group headed by [[Mike Mouron]] in January [[2018]].
CRD sold the building to a group headed by [[Mike Mouron]] in January [[2018]]. [[Linq]] moved its offices into a 6,200 square-foot space in the building in September [[2021]].
 
==Tenants==
* Ground floor: [[Linq]] (2021–), former location of [[Louis Saks Clothiers]] (1895–), [[Corporate Realty Development]] (2005–2015), [[Coyote Logistics]] (2015–)


==References==
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Latest revision as of 10:46, 14 September 2021

The 1895 Louis Saks building, also called the Coyote Logistics building is three-story, 18,848 square foot brick-clad commercial building on the northeast corner of 1st Avenue North and 19th Street (Block 99). It was constructed in 1895 on the former site of the Marre building and Ruby Saloon as the new home of Louis Saks Clothiers, which relocated from 1906 2nd Avenue North.

The building was heavily damaged by a fire that broke out shortly after midnight on June 22, 1910. At the time the loss was estimated at over $200,000. The adjoining Spielberger Brothers store was also damaged. After a "fire sale" the building was rebuilt and continued to serve the store until it relocated to a larger, 5-story building on the former Florence Hotel site, a block north, in 1916.

The ground floor housed Childcare Resources in the early 2000s. It was renovated by Giattina, Fisher, Aycock and Golden Construction in 2005 and became the headquarters offices of Corporate Realty Development. When CRD moved to the former Merita Bakery in 2015 the building was remodeled for Coyote Logistics, which moved its offices from Two Perimeter Park.

CRD sold the building to a group headed by Mike Mouron in January 2018. Linq moved its offices into a 6,200 square-foot space in the building in September 2021.

Tenants

References

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