Schnitzer West sues Westminster after downtown office project falls through
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Plans for 650,000 square feet of office space in a development dubbed Downtown Westminster have failed to materialize more than three years after they were announced, and a developer now is suing the suburban city for backing out of the project.
The City of Westminster excitedly announced in October 2019 that Schnitzer West, a Washington-based firm also developing projects in RiNo and Cherry Creek, would construct two buildings in Downtown Westminster, the first office space there.
“This is just the beginning in the Downtown,” the city’s economic development director boasted in…
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