Liquor Mart redevelopment plans get mixed reviews from Boulder leaders
BOULDER — While some members of the Boulder City Council were enthusiastic about plans to redevelop the Liquor Mart property at the corner of 15th Street and Canyon Boulevard, others continued to express concerns about affordability, design and neighborhood compatibility.
Core Spaces LLC, a Chicago-based real estate developer that last year bought the 1.7-acre parcel from W.W. Reynolds Cos. for $16.6 million, has submitted plans for 147 apartments and 11,000 square feet of retail space on the Liquor Mart site at 1750 15th St., as well as on the adjacent former Robb’s Music…
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