The space near Littleton, once a normal Macy’s store, has been a fulfillment center in recent years.
Macy’s looks to sell its real estate within Littleton mall
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Pie maker, swim school among tenants in renovated Wash Park retail center
The property along Alameda was vacant when it sold for $8.3 million last year.
Denver liquor shops — big and small — blame wine in grocery stores for falling sales
Grocery and convenience stores started selling wine in Colorado on March 1 .
Salon chain opening second location in Cherry Creek
Denver-born Sola Salons has been in the neighborhood since 2005 and now operates around the country.
Tea shop replacing former convenience store on Platte Street
Something’s brewing on Platte Street. New Mexico-based Old Barrel Tea Co., which sells loose leaf tea blends, is moving into Platte Street Mercantile’s former home at 1620 Platte St. This will be co-owner Heather Maccalous’ third location in the region, joining ones in Golden and Boulder. Old Barrel also has stores in New Mexico and… Read more »
Three veterinary chains take space at edge of downtown, LoHi
One of them is poised to be the first retail tenant to open at the base of the 35-story Confluence apartment building.
Park Meadows owner looks to construct apartments on east side of mall
The Lone Tree mall is the latest in the area plotting to replace surface parking lots with residences.
Recap and photos: Highlights from BusinessDen’s ‘Future of Cherry Creek’
About 170 BusinessDen readers attended Tuesday’s event sponsored by G.E. Johnson.
RiNo venue, concerned neighbors hope ‘great resolution’ solves noise spat
The city approved a compromise noise plan Friday for Number 38, which has an 18,000-square-foot patio with a stage.
Platte Street convenience store, tech firm’s testing ground, closes after four years
“It’s not worth the cost of our cash and certainly not worth the cost of the real estate,” Impulsify founder Janine Williams said.
