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Moovel mooves: Tap and pay is on the way
The doorway that led to the strip club Magic Gardens is unrecognizable.
Where once men stood in the street wondering if the magic was real, now there are giant windows and security cameras. The building, which is across Fourth Avenue from the House of Louie restaurant, housed a tenement for Chinese laborers in the 19th Century. Then the upper floors stayed vacant for about 50 years, rotting in the dark. Now it has been seismically retrofit and had its beams sandblasted. With its atrium and glass conference rooms, its cereal dispensers and private meeting nooks, the second and third floors are fit for a tech company.
And the lucky new tenant is moovel (lower case m, please), the company that does the ticketing app for TriMet. All 116 staff are moved in to the 1889 Overland Warehouse (old timers know it as the Suey Sing building).
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