

March 18-March 31, 2015 —
COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
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Shopping Center UpdateNew retailers to open
at Twenty Ninth Street
Two new retailers are set to
open at Twenty Ninth Street in
Boulder.
J. Crew Factory will open a
6,352 square-foot store located
next to Staples and Nordstrom
Rack. J. Crew Factory features
the best of the company’s Men’s,
Women’s and Crewcuts J. Crew
Factory Collection. The assort-
ment of merchandise includes
jewelry, cashmere sweaters, men’s
suiting, footwear and accessories.
PizzaRev also is scheduled to
open at the center. PizzaRev will
be a 1,778-sf store located next
to Smashburger and Verizon
Wireless. The fast-casual concept
allows customers to choose their
dough, sauce, cheese and top-
pings, while the “pizza crafters”
make the pizza right in front of
the customer.
“We look forward to welcom-
ing these two terrific concepts,
which we think will connect very
well with Boulder shoppers,” said
Kate Honea, senior marketing
manager for Twenty Ninth Street.
Twenty Ninth Street is locat-
ed at 1710 29th St. in Boulder.
Colorado Mills welcomes
two new retailers
Colorado Mills is adding new
retailers including It’Sugar and
Buckle.
It’Sugar is slated to open
in March. The nationally rec-
ognized candy store features
innovative sweets, chocolates,
gift items and novelty treats,
such as the world’s largest
gummy bear and Wonka Bars.
It’Sugar will be located near
American Eagle Outfitters Fac-
tory Store.
Buckle is coming to Colorado
Mills in the fall. Buckle is known
for its unique mix of on-trend
clothing, shoes and accessories.
“As we continue to build upon
our already dynamic collection
of stores at Colorado Mills, we
further our position as a leading
destination for local shoppers
and visitors to the area,” said
Kimra Perkins, general manager
at Colorado Mills.
Colorado Mills is located at
14500 W. Colfax Ave. in Lake-
wood.
Lorenzo Jewelers opens
at Park Meadows
Lorenzo Jewelers opened a
508-square-foot store at Park
Meadows Mall.
Lorenzo Jewelers is a fine jew-
elry store offering gold and other
precious metals, engagement
rings, loose stones and watches.
The store is located on the lower
level in the Vistas Court area
below Forever 21.
Park Meadows is located at
8401 S. Park Meadows Center
Drive in Lone Tree.
Stores coming and space
available at Promenade Shops
Two stores are opening in 2015
and key spaces are available at
Promenade Shops at Briargate.
Anthropologie, which mar-
kets itself as a retail destination
for women wanting a curat-
ed mix of clothing, accesso-
ries, gifts and home décor that
reflects their personal style, will
open a 9,239-sf store.
Lululemon also will open a
store at the Promenade Shops.
The 2,414-sf store is a yoga-
focused athletic apparel retailer,
which also offers free in-store
yoga classes.
Both Anthropologie and
Lululemon are new to the Colo-
rado Springs market.
The Promenade Shops also
has some key space available
for future tenants. A 1,440-sf
space is open next to Starbucks,
and there are four additional
spaces in a new development
ranging from 2,000 to 3,000 sf.
The Promenade Shops at Bri-
argate is located at 1885 Bri-
argate Parkway in Colorado
Springs.
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Locally owned and operated Lorenzo Jewelers opened its new store at
Park Meadows Mall.
northwest Denver neighbor-
hood called Berkeley.
“This area has been undergo-
ing rapid transformation and
development and is of five
neighborhoods designated as
Neighborhood Marketplace
Initiatives by the city of Den-
ver,” Littleton Capital said
about the site on its Web page.
“Although there are smaller
sites available in the market,
there are few opportunities to
acquire a development greater
than one acre,” according to
Littleton Capital.
The site is zoned U-MS-5,
which would allow a five-story
building. Most of the U-MS-5
zoned parcels in the area have
been sold to apartment devel-
opers when they hit the market.
Carl Eichinger, who has been
operating Elitch Lane, will
close it in May. He will then
take over the Western Bowl at
1000 Ralston Road in Arvada.
Separately, Natural Grocers
plans to open a store in the
former Gunther Toody’s restau-
rant at 4500 E. Alameda Ave. in
Glendale and close the nearby
store at 5231 Leetsdale Drive,
Jones said.
“That will be a relocation,”
Jones said. “We don't have a
date for thatmove yet, either.”
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