The Cherry Cricket and Whole Foods are among the businesses that could be affected by plans that two developers have for Cherry Creek North.
Seattle-based Unico Properties filed for a certificate of nonhistoric status for a pod of commercial buildings at the northwest corner of Clayton Street and Second Avenue, and back in 2016, San Diego-based OliverMcMillan bought the retail portion of the six-building Clayton Lane development, located along East First and Second avenues between Josephine and Detroit street — the developer may seek to demolish the vacant Sears building that’s anchored by Whole Foods and Crate and Barrel, and otherwise alter the block to create a more pedestrian-friendly area.
