The new grocery store would likely replace an existing King Soopers about a mile north that has been there for half a century.
King Soopers plans store at former CDOT site along Colorado Boulevard
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Rowhomes proposed behind South Federal strip mall after grocer suit ends
The owner of the Save-A-Lot at 1951 S. Federal Blvd. sued its landlord in a 2021 loading dock dispute but the lawsuit was dismissed.
Apparel store Veronica Beard takes space in Cherry Creek
The New York-based retailer’s first Colorado outpost will be in the former location of Max Clothing, which moved earlier this year.
Japanese denim retailer, in New York since 2006, picks RiNo for second store
“RiNo feels a lot like a New York neighborhood,” Blue in Green co-owner Geoffrey Chorbajian said.
Huckleberry Roasters to replace bakery on South Broadway
The announcement of the new Baker location comes on the heels of the coffee shop’s recent lease on Tennyson Street.
Ground-leased Cherry Creek retail property sells for first time in six decades
John Sheridan paid $1.9 million for the lot at 2826 E. 3rd Ave. The building on it will become his when the ground lease expires in 2031.
Cycling apparel brand Pearl Izumi cuts staff, plans sale of Louisville headquarters
Pearl Izumi was purchased by United Sports Brands earlier this year. Remaining employees will either work remotely or move to California.
Packraft maker Kokopelli dives into paddleboard market with lightweight version
The Longmont company, which has been making ultralight packrafts and kayaks for a decade, will roll out its first inflatable SUP next spring.
Police supply shop doubling space and moving to Arvada after 10 years
“It feels like I’ve never worked a day at the store because it’s such passion and labor of love,” said the owner, a retired Jefferson County deputy sheriff.
Arc’teryx climbing back into Cherry Creek with mall location
The outdoor apparel and gear company closed a nearby store at 250 Columbine St. in January.
