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2056 - 2070 Clay Street Denver, CO 80211

Denver
FOR LEASE
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Description

Jefferson Park Development Opportunity For Sale. This property is located just North of Mile High Stadium, home to the Denver Broncos, and is within a five-minute walk to the South Platte River Trail. Jefferson Park spans from Mile High Stadium North to Speer Boulevard between I- 25 and Federal Boulevard. The area is expected to see a 4% annual population growth through 2022. Directly South of the stadium, a Stadium District Master Plan was recently revealed that will be a 52-acre mixed-use entertainment neighborhood that will be redeveloped over the next 7-10 years.

This property is zoned C-MX-5, allowing for five stories, making this location ideal for a Developer. This up and coming neighborhood is surrounded by new development projects and a plethora of retail and eateries including Briar Common Brewery & Eatery, Sassafras, Santiagos, Starbucks, Little Machine Brewery, Cazo Mexican Restaurant, and much more.

This property is located just right off I -25 and 23rd.


Year Built: 1968
Building Size: 4332sq ft
Building Class: C
Lot Size: 0.32 acres

Units for Lease

2056 & 2076 Clay Street
Space Available: 4332 SF
Lease Type: NNN

Price Per Sqft/Year: $11.00

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