Boulder leaders approve Macy’s redevelopment plans

BOULDER — After three years of planning and lobbying, Macy’s Inc. (NYSE: M) won approval Tuesday night to move forward with a proposal to redevelop its store in the Twenty Ninth Street shopping area.
The Boulder City Council, in an 8-1 vote, approved a site plan that proposes to transform the aging department store into a mixed-use office and retail space. Councilwoman Mary Young was the lone member to oppose the measure.
Through a process of “adaptive reuse,” Macy’s, with help from Corum Real Estate Group Inc. and Trestle Strategy Group, plans to morph the store…
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