Broomfield approves $210M redevelopment of Flatiron Marketplace
BROOMFIELD — The Broomfield City Council has approved a $210 million redevelopment within the Flatiron Marketplace Lifestyle District.
The Broomfield Enterprise reports that about 20 acres within the district will be redeveloped, with the city council on Jan. 8 approving $33 million in reimbursements to developers. The property is located at the southeast corner of U.S. Highway 36 and East Flatiron Crossing Drive.
Flatiron Marketplace has struggled for years, with large-scale vacancies in the former Best Buy, Great Indoors and Office Depot buildings. The property is owned by Flatiron Marketplace 2013 LP and Broomfield Village Metropolitan District No. 2.
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BROOMFIELD — The Broomfield City Council has approved a $210 million redevelopment within the Flatiron Marketplace Lifestyle District.
The Broomfield Enterprise reports that about 20 acres within the district will be redeveloped, with the city council on Jan. 8 approving $33 million in reimbursements to developers. The property is located at the southeast corner of U.S. Highway 36 and East Flatiron Crossing Drive.
Flatiron Marketplace has struggled for years, with large-scale vacancies in the former Best Buy, Great Indoors and Office Depot buildings. The property is owned by Flatiron Marketplace 2013 LP and Broomfield Village Metropolitan District No. 2.
Developers…
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