Second phase of Flatiron Marketplace redevelopment to add 350 apartments, retail
BROOMFIELD — One of Broomfield’s aging retail plazas took another step toward transformation this week as the city’s Land Use Review Commission recommended approval of plans for the second phase of a redevelopment project at Flatiron Marketplace.
Plans from Texas-based developer Provident Realty Advisors Inc. for the latest phase call for 350 multifamily rental units (51 of which will be priced below market rates) and 2,500 square feet of ground-floor-retail space spread across two buildings that will be connected by a skybridge.
The first phase, which began being built in 2019 and is now complete, included 327 apartment…
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