Lowry To Get Lucky's Market

Photo credit: Courtesy of Confluent Development
The Boulevard Will Be The Only Commercial Development At Lowry's Boulevard One Neighborhood.

Confluent Development and Kelmore Development have broken ground on The Boulevard at Lowry, a 140K SF mixed-use project in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood.

The development will be the centerpiece and only commercial development at Boulevard One, a 70-acre parcel that is the last new neighborhood to be developed in Lowry.

Natural foods grocer Lucky’s Market will anchor the project with a 25K SF grocery store — the first Denver location for the Boulder-based retailer.

“Entering into Denver proper marks a significant milestone for Lucky’s Market, and we look forward to being an involved partner in this vibrant new community in The Boulevard at Lowry,” Lucky’s Vice President of Marketing Ben Friedland said. “We are proud to grow into such an important market within our home state and bring more fresh, local and specialty foods to Denver residents.”

Photo credit: Courtesy of Confluent Development
Lucky's Market will open its first Denver location at The Boulevard at Lowry.

The 1.5-block mixed-use project will have a restaurant, retail and office space. Logan House Coffee Co. will open its fourth Denver location in 1,750 SF in the development.

On more than 5 acres at the northwest corner of East Lowry Boulevard and Pontiac Street, the development is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2020.

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