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    CorePower Yoga Opening Short North Location

    Denver-based CorePower Yoga is expanding to Ohio this year, and have announced today that they’re doubling down on the Columbus market. In addition to the previously announced Easton Gateway location, the company said that they’re also leasing a retail space inside The Joseph office building in the Short North.

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    “CorePower Yoga is an excellent addition to the Short North and The Joseph,” said Joel Pizzuti, President and COO of The Pizzuti Companies. “With CPY’s lease, the office building is now 100 percent leased.”

    The yoga studio will take over a 2,500 square foot space in Millay Alley, between High Street and Goodale Park, and is slated to open sometime later this year. The Easton spot should be open in November.

    “We’ve had our eyes set on the vibrant Columbus market for quite some time and could not be more excited about the two locations we’ll soon call home,” said CorePower Yoga CMO Tess Roering.

    For more information, visit www.corepoweryoga.com.

    Photos via CorePower Yoga.

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