McWhinney plans to push mixed-use as it pursues Foothills mall takeover
FORT COLLINS — While it’s early, McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. is thinking of pulling design elements from its other major developments across the Front Range as part of its plan to acquire and revive the Foothills mall.
The Loveland-based real estate group was approved by a state judge late last week to start negotiations to buy the ailing 620,000-square-foot property, months after its owners placed it for sale and after it was placed in foreclosure when it fell behind on what remains of a $150 million construction loan.
In an interview with BizWest, McWhinney president Ray Pittman said the…
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