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Developer says Center Street core infrastructure is next step; bond timing, leasing cited as primary risks
Summary
McWinnie Real Estate told Broomfield City Council it expects to place horizontal infrastructure for Center Street next, and that bond issuance and leasing are the primary constraints on when retail and housing will arise.
McWinnie Real Estate representatives told the Broomfield City Council on Monday that major horizontal infrastructure for the Baseline project is nearing construction and that the Center Street District’s schedule depends on public-infrastructure work and bond financing.
Kyle Harris, senior representative for McWinnie, and Amanda Steinle described current construction in Parkside West Phase 3 and Southlands, discussed an upcoming linear-park amenity and play features, and said Center Street’s first vertical phase (retail) will be submitted for review this week. Harris said the project team expects to begin horizontal construction after bond issuance and aims to open the first retail storefronts in summer 2028, but he cautioned the council that the aspirational bond date listed in project charts—Dec. 18—will likely slip to January due to the holiday period.
The update focused on schedule sequencing and financial prerequisites.…
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