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Groundbreaking: Clark’s Market at Exchange at Boulevard One in Lowry

A rendering of Clark's Market, courtesy of Confluent Development.

Colorado-based Clark’s Market has made its official entrance into the Denver Metro market, as the grocery anchor of the 175,000-square-foot Exchange at Boulevard One mixed-use redevelopment. Denver-based project partners and co-developers Confluent Development and Kelmore Development will celebrate the groundbreaking on Thursday, Feb. 24 with a commemorative shovel toss.

The collaborative project is supported by the Denver Urban Renewal Authority and Lowry Redevelopment Authority. Open Studio Architecture serves as the project architect and Howell Construction is the builder.

Expanding upon its existing locations in Aspen, Battlement, Colo., Blanding, Utah, Crested Butte, Colo., Norwood, Colo., Sedona, Ariz., Snowmass Village, Colo. and Telluride, Colo., Clark’s Market at the Exchange at Boulevard One marks the grocer’s ninth store location and first in the Denver Metro.

“Confluent is pleased to fulfill our promise of welcoming a Colorado-born, family-owned specialty organic grocer to this unique, modern neighborhood,” said Nick Kitaeff, senior development director at Confluent Development. “Clark’s Market is the perfect complement to enrich the Exchange at Boulevard One and we look forward to bringing the mountain experience into the homes of the Lowry community.”

Clark’s Market at the Exchange at Boulevard One will be located at Lowry Boulevard and Pontiac Street and will occupy approximately 25,000 square feet of custom-built grocery space that will offer natural, organic and gourmet products. The store’s completion and grand opening are planned for early 2023.

“After more than 40 years of serving our mountain and ski town communities with individualized products and services, we’re looking forward to expanding our footprint into the Denver area. Establishing a presence in the metro area is uncharted territory for us, but we are deeply familiar with Denver’s culture, preferences and needs, and the essence of a mountain town resonates well with its residents,” said Tom Clark Jr., owner and CEO of Clark’s Market. “We have always been a family-focused company, and we are appreciative of our strong partnership with Confluent Development and Kelmore Development, both of whom share our vision of introducing an unmatched grocery experience that will be reflective of the customers we serve.”

With distinctive features based on each store’s location, customer base and community interests Clark’s Market curates its products and services to tailor to each community’s needs. At the Exchange at Boulevard One location, Clark’s Market will offer a bakery, meat department and fish ice table, deli, stone-fired pizza and an Italian gelato wheel. As Clark’s Market is more than a mountain grocer, the store will also be a community-friendly gathering place with beer on tap, wine and a liquor store on site.

“Giving back to the community has long remained a brand tenet for Howell Construction. Clark’s Market and the entire development team behind the Exchange at Boulevard One are perfectly aligned with this ethos and we look forward to delivering a high-quality, community-focused project with these partners,” said Dan Vickers, P.E., vice president at Howell Construction.

The Exchange at Boulevard One project is the only commercial development at Boulevard One, the mixed-use community which will include retail, apartments, single-family homes and public spaces in Lowry’s newest neighborhood, serving 25,000 residents in 15,000 households.

 

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