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Permit records shed light on possible future for former Grazie's restaurant location

The new occupant will move into the space once occupied by the now-closed Grazie's Italian Restaurant and Grill.

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City of Fargo permit records indicate that Goldmark will take over the space formerly home to Grazies in the Multiband Tower. David Samson / The Forum

FARGO — A new occupant is planned for south Fargo's Perficient Tower, according to a building permit application filed with the city .

Goldmark Development , the commercial real estate division of one of the Fargo-Moorhead area's largest property management firms, is planning to renovate and move into the first floor space last occupied by Grazie's Italian Restaurant and Grill. Grazie's closed in the summer of 2018 .

The permit application calls for a $180,000 renovation to the existing space, which is in excess of 4,000-square-feet. The project calls for some demolition as well as installation of new walls, ceilings and floors.

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The permit application was submitted Monday, Dec. 28, and passed initial reviews Thursday, Dec. 31. Fargo-based construction firm Rice Companies is listed as the contractor for the project. The application has yet to pass final city approval.

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Long known as the Multiband Tower, the building changed its name when Perficient, a St. Louis-based digital consulting firm, acquired Sundog Interactive , a local digital marketing and technology firm. The building was subsequently rebranded as the Perficient Tower. Perficient (NASDAQ: PRFT) has 25 North American locations in addition to overseas locations in China, Colombia, India, Serbia and the United Kingdom.

A representative from Goldmark could not be reached to discuss the project.

Editor's note: An original version of this story which appeared on InForum listed project costs at $1.8 million. The project costs are $180,000.

Thomas Evanella is a reporter for The Forum. He's worked for The Forum for over three years, primarily reporting on business news. He's also the host of the InForum Business Beat podcast, which can be streamed at InForum.com/podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Reach him at tevanella@forumcomm.com or by calling 701-241-5518. Follow him on Twitter @ThomasEvanella.
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