575 S Broadway, Suite 103, Denver, CO | Flex/Office
| Type | Building Size | Available Space | Lease Rate | NNN Estimate | Condition | Ceiling Height |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flex/Office | 62,249 SF | ±1,900 to ±25,000 SF | Contact Broker | $12.40/SF | Grey Shell – Delivering Q2 2027 | ±24' |
575 South Broadway marks the next evolution of the Denver Design District, where design, retail, gastronomy, and experiences converge. Anchored by a new retail promenade along Center Avenue, the project showcases craftsmanship, creativity, and community. Available space can be configured from ±1,900 to ±25,000 SF, with flexibility for retail, food and beverage, showroom, gallery, experiential, and other public-facing uses.
Tenancy at the District offers exposure to an established audience of designers, architects, luxury homeowners, and design-conscious consumers from Denver and across the Rocky Mountain West.
Square footage sourced from Denver County Assessor and Landlord’s records
Listing Highlights
Repositioned landmark at the heart of the Denver Design District
Access to abundant Design District parking options
Expansive, light-filled spaces ideal for retail, restaurant, and creative uses
Lush, design-led landscape creates a dynamic entry and outdoor gathering space
Evolving high-end tenant mix serving visitors from key Rocky Mountain submarkets
Central Denver location with immediate I-25 access
Landlord’s base building work delivering in Q2 2027
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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.
