Workouts are once a week for 20 minutes, but the studio's owners say results will be "unbelievable."

The new owner said changes are coming, but wouldn't elaborate.

Owner Kate Rosenberger operates three bookstores and employs about 20 people.

The owner and his family also moved from the Tenderloin and now live above the shop.

"The kind of wedding I'm catering to are a lot of outdoors, nature weddings," said owner Samira Araghi.

The 40,000-square-foot store would also house a CVS drugstore and a Starbucks.

The campaign is 33 percent funded, with a little more than three weeks left.

The new shop allows customers to try products usually only sold online.

Named for its owner, who hails from Japan, the new salon offers waxing and facials in a relaxing atmosphere.

The move is meant to offer the 20-year-old bookstore a permanent home.

Though the project remains under wraps, its backers say it's on track to open next month.

Staffers say the 1920s era theater can compete with downtown multiplexes.

An interior designer has transformed a former bicycle shop, adding an art gallery and showroom.