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Developer sues city of Littleton after rezoning denied for 33-acre site Courtesy of Google Maps) A development firm that owns 33 acres across the street from a light rail station in Littleton has sued the city after its bid to rezone the property was rejected last month. Arizona-based Evergreen Devco, which has an office in Denver, filed the lawsuit against Littleton and its City Council in Arapahoe County District Court on May 31. A spokeswoman for the city didn’t respond to a request for co...

The first Slim Chickens restaurant in Colorado Springs — with a drive-thru and indoor and outdoor seating — opened in March at the Victory Ridge development on the citys far north side. A franchisee for the Arkansas-based fast-casual chain plans to open a second Slim Chickens at the Falcon Marketplace shopping center, in unincorporated Falcon outside Colorado Springs. COURTESY PHOTO

The first Slim Chickens restaurant in Colorado Springs — with a drive-thru and indoor and outdoor seating — opened in March at the Victory Ridge development on the citys far north side. A franchisee for the Arkansas-based fast-casual chain plans to open a second Slim Chickens at the Falcon Marketplace shopping center, in unincorporated Falcon outside Colorado Springs. COURTESY PHOTO

The Sears store at the Chapel Hills Mall, which was closed by the financially troubled retailer in 2019 after a nearly 40-year run, will be razed starting next month by

Indoor malls were taking a beating even before COVID-19 put a halt to in-person shopping. But the giant commerce centers are finding ways to breathe new life into an old concept. Courtesy Mason Asset Management and Namdar Realty Group Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, retail experts were saying that the end was near for traditional indoor malls like The Citadel and Chapel Hills. Online sales were gaining popularity, anchor tenants were folding — and the...