Once complete, Flatiron Crossing will be a 24-hours-a-day active hub for locals to “live, work, play, shop,” Knudsen said.įor the entirety of the redevelopment effort, Macerich’s “total capital investment is expected to exceed $400 million,” Broomfield planning documents show. (NYSE: JWN) department store location could be redeveloped into office space, but that would occur after the first phase of redevelopment, Macerich vice president of real estate development Jacob Knudsen said Tuesday evening during an update provided to the Broomfield City Council.ĭemolition work is expected to wrap up by this winter “so that holiday customer traffic isn’t competing with construction traffic,” Knudsen said.

So would some businesses in The Village, including the AMC Theater, 2nd & Charles used book store, Red Robin and P.F. The enclosed Flatiron Crossing mall itself would remain intact. The area being redeveloped by Flatiron Crossing owner Macerich Co is known as The Village and includes large, under-utilized parking lots south of U.S.

In September, demolition at the southwestern part of the mall complex will commence, followed by the beginning of the first phase of redevelopment - which calls for hundreds of apartments and several hundred thousand square feet of office space - in early 2023. A redevelopment project that aims to transform part of Broomfield’s aging Flatiron Crossing shopping center into a mixed-use entertainment, housing and employment district is set to kick off in a matter of weeks.

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