Nordstrom closure a step toward mixed-used redevelopment at FlatIron Crossing
BROOMFIELD — While the impending permanent closure of the Nordstrom Inc. (NYSE: JWN) department store location at FlatIron Crossing in Broomfield will undoubtedly result in a blow to the city and county’s sales-tax receipts, Broomfield leaders say they hope the closure helps facilitate a large-scale redevelopment effort at the mall site.
“We’ve been working with [FlatIron Crossing landlord Macerich Co.] in more detail over the past year and a half about the redevelopment of a portion of FlatIron Crossing — the addition of some residential uses, some hotel uses, some offices and some green open areas,” Broomfield…
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