Sopris Shopping Center Archives

Scuttlebutt / Calendar – Sept. 23, 2021

by Raleigh Burleigh September 22, 2021November 17, 2023

Climate and the Comp Plan On Thursday, Sept. 23, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., CLEER and the Town of Carbondale will host a public input session in the Community Room at the Third Street Center regarding how climate change factors into the Town’s Comprehensive Plan update. Folks who come in-person are required to wear […]

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High Q moves to Main Street

by Jeanne Souldern March 3, 2021November 17, 2023

Redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center has left business owners scouting for alternatives. It has been a mixed bag of results, with some businesses closing permanently or temporarily, and others moving to a new space. One of those relocating is High Q. The retail marijuana store (dispensary) opened at the Sopris Shopping Center in January […]

Efforts to make the development "Carbondale funky" include the mercantile aesthetic, a communal plaza, and electric vehicle charging stations.

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Subdivision and redevelopment approved

by Raleigh Burleigh February 10, 2021November 17, 2023

Carbondale Trustees at Tuesday’s meeting approved a Major Site Plan Review presented by Stein Properties, LP and Carbondale Center Place LLC. Redevelopment of the property, which currently consists of The Sopris Shopping Center and Sopris Self Storage, involves the construction of three new buildings with 76 residential rental units, 10,370 square feet of commercial space, […]

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Nueve negocios desplazados por reconstrucción en C'dale

by Raleigh Burleigh January 21, 2021January 17, 2024

Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro Redondeando un año de desafíos sin precedente, nueve negocios en Carbondale recibieron un último aviso el 7 de enero pidiéndoles desocupar sus espacios para finales de febrero — o antes. Planes para remodelar el Sopris Shopping Center, construido en 1963, habían sido comunicado a los inquilinos desde 2019. Para Diciembre del […]

BUSINESS COSTS Proposed redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center would add 76 new rental units to Carbondale's housing inventory – 15 being deed-restricted and 64 “efficiency” apartments, measuring 415 to 725 square feet. Meanwhile, nine locally-owned businesses see themselves displaced, mid-pandemic. More on page 8. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh.

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Demolition and development

by Raleigh Burleigh January 13, 2021November 17, 2023

Nine Carbondale businesses displaced by redevelopment Rounding out an unprecedented year of challenges, nine Carbondale businesses received final notice on Jan. 7, 2021 that they are expected to vacate their spaces by the end of February or earlier. Plans to redevelop the Sopris Shopping Center, built in 1963, had been communicated to tenants since 2019. […]