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Black Diamond Equipment bails on downtown store
Courtesy of Black Diamond Equipment)
Outdoor gear retailer Black Diamond Equipment has nixed its plans for a store in downtown Denver.
Retail Director Devin Gillette told BusinessDen in an email Monday that the Salt Lake City-based company no longer plans to open a store within Market Station, a new development that takes up most of a city block along the 16th Street Mall.
BizWest reported in February that stores were in the works in both Boulder and Denver.
The store along Pearl Street in Boulder is still happening, Gillette said this week, and should open in June.
Thule to open first North American store in new downtown development
Courtesy of Thule)
Thule has picked downtown Denver for its first store in North America.
The Swedish company most known for vehicle accessories like rooftop and hitch-mounted bike carriers is taking 1,600 square feet in Market Station, the new mixed-use project developed by Denver-based Continuum and New York-based Clarion Partners.
“We, like many brands, look at the state of Colorado and the city of Denver specifically as an outdoor hub when it comes to consumers,” Thule spokesman Chris Ritchie said.
The Thule store, slated to open June 11, will be on the Market Street side of Market Station, which takes up most of a full city block downtown along the 16th Street Mall.
Clarion Partners and its JV partner, Paragon Realty Group, has signed a 10,542 s/f lease with furniture retailer OKA at 44 Main Street in Westport, CT.
Cushman & Wakefield’s Alan Schmerzler and Kathleen Fazio arranged the long-term lease on behalf of the landlord, Westport Main Street Retail LLC – a partnership of Westport-based Paragon Realty Group LLC and New York-based Clarion Partners. Cassie Durand of CBRE represented OKA, which sells luxury furniture, décor and home accessories and will use the two-level space for its U.S. flagship store.
“OKA’s selection of 44 Main Street for its U.S. flagship store is a tremendous example of the strength of the suburban communities that comprise Connecticut’s Gold Coast,” said Schmerzler. “The completion of this transaction, which was on hold for a year due to the pandemic, reaffirms the value, vitality and importance of suburban retail, as well as the critical role that main streets play in international and national brands
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