HopCat's origins are familiar to anyone who follows the restaurant industry. Grand Rapids-based Barfly Ventures subsidiary HopCat isn't a brewery or brewpub, but that doesn't stop it from serving up lots and lots of beer, much of it local.
HopCat Sets Its Sights on Michigan-wide (and Nationwide?) Dominationįrom local craft beer to.local craft beer. That includes these four homegrown classics, all of which are on their way (some most of the way) to becoming household names across the Great Lakes State-no small feat in a land as expansive and diverse as ours. Some are in the process of building wildly successful businesses with footholds in multiple Michigan markets. They're often in the business of crafting sensory experiences, whether that's in the effervescent glow of a full pint glass or the tart aroma wafting from a piping-hot pie tin. Michigan is home to a lively cohort of driven entrepreneurs who don't need to know the difference between a socket wrench and a soldering iron. To be fair, it's hard not to make that assumption when national media outlets harp on the woes-and, lately, resurgence-of the state's automakers and automotive suppliers.īut resident Michiganders-from the snowy heights of the Keweenaw Peninsula to the bustle of metro Detroit-know their beloved state's economy doesn't live and die by the trilling of the shift-change whistle anymore. With the two leases in place, less than ten percent of the building remains available for lease.įor first floor retail or office leasing opportunities, please contact Richard Meginnis or Sally DeLair, NAI FMA Realty ( at (402) 441-5800.To outsiders, Michigan's economy is tightly bound up with the fate of the American auto industry. Olsson, an engineering and design firm, occupies 46,000-square-feet. Olsson Associates partnered with Tetrad Development of Omaha to build the four-story, 82,000-square-foot building which was completed in 2014. The Lincoln location is slated to open in late 2016. HopCat features 130 craft beer taps, which will be the largest draft system in the state. HopCat, a Grand Rapids, Michigan-based restaurant and bar, will take an 8,200-square-foot space on the first floor of the building. Q2, headquartered in Austin, Texas, acquired Centrix Solutions, Inc., a Lincoln-based company, in July for $20 million. (NYSE: QTWO), a provider of secure, cloud-based virtual banking solutions for credit unions and community banks plans to expand its Lincoln market presence by leasing 20,000-square-feet of office on the fourth floor of the building. NAI FMA Realty ( and Tetrad Property Group ( have announced that two leases totaling over 28,000-square-feet were signed with Q2 Holdings and HopCat at the Olsson Associates building at 601 ‘P’ Street on behalf of the Landlord, Project Oscar LLC. Q2 Holdings & HopCat Lease 28,000-Square-Feet at 601 P Street
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