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It's finally official, Whole Foods is coming to Downtown Denver

It's official! Whole Foods is coming to Downtown Denver. The biggest complaint I get from my clients who live Downtown is that there isn't a good grocery store close by and they end up having to drive quite a ways to get groceries. Many of those problems should fixed soon with the announcement that Whole Foods will be opening near Union Station in 2017. It will be about the same size as the stores in Cherry Creek and Belmar and be considered Denver's flagship store.

Another look at 17W, where Whole Foods Market is planting a flag.

According to John Rebchook with insiderealestatenews.com, it will be in the17W apartment community that will have 640 luxury apartment units and 70,000 square feet of retail space when it is completed. This is incredible news for the Downtown Denver Real Estate market and as I've been saying on this blog for a couple of years now, now is the time to invest in Downtown Denver.

With a King Soopers opening a few blocks away as well, Downtown Denver is continuing to be a more and more desirable place to live and will continue to attract out of towners. If you would ever like to talk more about the potential for Downtown Real Estate and what the current options are, let me know.

And to read more details about the new Whole Foods, click here.

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