Student-housing builder plans Liquor Mart building redevelopment
BOULDER — Core Spaces, a Chicago-based collegiate student housing builder, plans to redevelop the Liquor Mart property in Boulder.
The company recently purchased the 1.7-acre plot at 1750 15th St. from developer W.W. Reynolds Cos. for $16.6 million.
While details about Core Spaces’ redevelopment vision are scarce, executive vice president of development Chad Matesi said in an email that the intention is to redevelop the lot with plans for a ground up, mixed-use development.
“Boulder has always been an attractive city to us and we’ve been pursuing opportunities to…
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