CityCenter Redevelopment Community Meeting - 27 Aug 2026

The City of Englewood, Colorado held a community meeting on August 26, 2026, to discuss redevelopment plans for the CityCenter area, a site with a complex history of ownership and vacancy issues. The meeting featured presentations by New Inglewood LLC and its partners, who have owned the property since late 2024 and are actively working on revitalization efforts. They presented three conceptual redevelopment plans varying in residential density, retail space, and public amenities, including options for city facilities, mixed-use development, and cultural venues. Key procurement-related topics included the need for significant capital investment, parking structure demolition and reconstruction costs estimated between $1 million and over $2 million, and the potential relocation of existing tenants like Harbor Freight. The city council is scheduled to hold a study session on September 28 to discuss public facility decisions and funding mechanisms such as TIF and Metro Districts. Community feedback highlighted concerns about multifamily housing density, retail viability, infrastructure capacity, and the timeline, with the earliest construction phase anticipated to begin in 2028 and first delivery by 2030. The meeting underscored the importance of community input and city council direction to advance procurement and contracting activities for the redevelopment project.