Las Vegas developer plans 3-building flex-industrial campus in Broomfield
BROOMFIELD — Las Vegas commercial real estate developer and investment group LaPour Partners Inc. appears to be laying the foundation for an effort to cash in on the Boulder Valley region’s seemingly insatiable appetite for flex-industrial space.
Broomfield’s Land Use Review Committee will evaluate on Monday evening a proposal by LaPour to develop a three-building campus dubbed Arista 36, a nod to the city’s adjacent Arista district.
The builder is eying a nearly 30-acre site east of Wadsworth Parkway, south of Parkland Street and west of Uptown Avenue for the roughly 359,800-square-foot campus, that, according to a memo submitted by LaPour representatives…
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