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Play Time: Play Street Museum To Open First Colorado Location

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Play Street Museum Will Open At The Nor'wood Shopping Center During The Second Quarter.

Play Street Museum will make its Colorado debut at the Nor’wood Shopping Center in Colorado Springs.

The children’s museum, which plans to open in the second quarter, is leasing 3,039 SF at the Safeway-anchored retail center at 7075 Austin Bluffs Parkway.

“This is a real win-win for all parties involved,” said CBRE associate Whitney Johnson, who represented Play Street in the deal. “Play Street Museum gets to join a vibrant retail center in a convenient, fast-growing north metro location, while Colorado Springs gets to fill an important void in our community.

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Play Street Museum is an interactive children's museum targeting kids ages 8 and younger.

Play Street Museum is an interactive, small-format children’s museum targeting children ages 8 and younger. It is designed to foster a child’s sense of independence and creativity. The brand was recently named one of USA Today’s top 10 awesome museums for families to explore in the Dallas area. In addition to Texas, the museum also has a Missouri location.

With the addition of Play Street Museum, Nor’wood Shopping Center is fully leased. The tenant roster of the 73,082 SF shopping center, owned by Phillips Edison & Co., also includes Anytime Fitness, Papa Murphy’s, Great Clips, Subway, Grease Monkey and Nail Perfection.

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