545-575 S Broadway, Denver, CO • Now Leasing
Discover the new era of the Denver Design District
Turn off Broadway onto Center Avenue, and the city falls away. Mature trees line the approach. The Articulated Wall sculpture acts as a beacon, instantly recognizable to anyone who knows Denver.
This is the Denver Design District. Two miles south of downtown, at the convergence of I-25 and Broadway, it is home to the largest concentration of design showrooms in the Rocky Mountain West.
The district is entering a new era, one that opens its doors to the public.
The new activation of 545 and 575 S. Broadway adds retail, food, and wellness concepts, cementing the District's status as a cultural destination without diluting the showroom anchors that built its reputation.
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Meet the tenants leading the retail revolution at the Denver Design District.
We're crafting an elevated third space for Denver's culturally curious. Interested in becoming a part of it? Get in touch →
Audience is Everything
Local designers, architects, and their clients have used the Denver Design District as a trusted resource for decades. Homeowners and professionals specifying custom homes in Aspen, Vail, Santa Fe, Park City, and Jackson Hole visit to draw on resources their home markets do not offer.
As the District evolves with the addition of retail, dining, and entertainment, a new audience comes into focus: the culturally curious in Denver who follow great food, wine, art, and design, and who have long assumed Cherry Creek North is the only pocket of the city offering a bespoke urban experience.
The new wave of retail brings these groups together. They arrive with the same instinct, applied to food, experiences, and art.
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In the Press
The district's expansion is no secret. National design-industry trade press and local Denver media have already picked up the story, bringing new attention to the district and the businesses within it.
MARCH 16, 2026 • BUSINESS OF HOME
A revamped Denver Design District takes shape
"A real sense of reinvestment and reinvigoration happening there."
— Veronique Verellen, Verellen
JANUARY 7, 2026 • HOME ACCENTS TODAY
Denver Design District gets a glow-up
"This transformation goes far beyond a visual update."
— Dan Cohen, DDD CEO
DECEMBER 31, 2025 • THE DENVER GAZETTE
Denver Design District is a hub for home decor, but new businesses joining look a bit different
"We're doubling down on it by bringing in another set of uses that complement them."
— Dan Cohen, DDD CEO
Anatomy of the Denver Design District
The Denver Design District spans five buildings organized along Center Avenue, with Broadway as its eastern edge.
545 sits on Broadway, the district's gateway and its most visible address. 575 sits one parcel west, with its long frontage on Center Avenue, the spine that runs through the district.
Together, the two buildings redefine the eastern half of the district and the corridor where a new pedestrian promenade will run.
The district has dedicated parking lots between every building, and carries a higher ratio than most Denver retail. For a chef, a gallery, or a showroom evaluating the site, that parking makes a meaningful difference for the guest experience.
