Project Summary
Milender White is the developer and general contractor on this public-private partnership which will create an energized new downtown for Broomfield. The Broomfield Town Square is planned for 10.4 acres at Main Street and 1st Avenue, near the Interlocken and 120th exit off Highway 36. Situated midway between Denver and Boulder, the Town Square is designed to be an easily accessible gathering spot at the heart of the community.
The design of the pedestrian-focused development features not only a town square, but also performance areas, a public park and plaza, a farmer’s market, community gathering spaces, and interactive public art. Additional details about the project:
- Conversion of a vacant Safeway building (over 60,000 sq. ft.) into the Broomfield Central Market, with a mix of chef-driven culinary concepts and local retailers;
- A swimmable/fishable four-acre community lake with a public beach and a boat house with paddleboard and boat rentals;
- Approximately 50,000 sq. ft of retail and restaurant uses (including locally owned and outdoor dining concepts);
- Up to 818 residential units phased over time in mixed-use buildings, including +/- 500 units in the early phases, with the residential units helping to support the emerging retail and restaurant offerings;
- Connections to the existing trail network in the area and a lakeside promenade for all to enjoy;
- Room for potential expansion of the Broomfield Library/Auditorium facility on the east side of the lake.
