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Page 28 - June 4-17, 2025 www.crej.com open its 2,800-sf ground-floor space at 19865 Mainstreet this fall. The space will be the con- cept’s flagship location and marks a footprint expansion from its current space at 19585 Hess Road, No. 107. “It has long been our dream to operate Poulette Bakeshop in the heart of Parker’s Main- street, and we’re thrilled to be expanding in a way that allows us to better serve our community,” Poulette Bake- shop co-founder Carolyn Nugent said. “Guided by our ongoing commitment to exceptional hospitality and the craft of artisanal, Euro- pean-inspired baked goods, this new chapter deepens our connection to the community through service and culinary tradition.” Founded in 2021 and known for its artisanal pastries, breads and baked goods, the bakery has earned local and national recognition, includ- ing a spot on the New York Times’ list of the 22 Best Inde- pendent Bakeries in the U.S. and semifinalist honors in the 2024 and 2025 James Beard Awards. The lease marks the first confirmed retail deal for the project by co-developers MGL Partners and Rockefeller Group. Trevey Commercial Real Estate represented the developers, and eXp Com- mercial represented the ten- ant. The Juniper has an additional three retail spaces available for lease. The developers began pre- leasing the community’s 264 resi- dential units inApril. n PARKER – A new dining concept is set to open in the heart of Parker following a lease deal. The GrecianGrazer LLC leased 1,600 sf at 18671 E. Mainstreet from landlord CBDG LLC. Pin- nacle Real Estate Advisors LLC’s Kyle Moyer, Elizabeth Morgan and Cody Stambaugh repre- sented the tenant in the transac- tion, while the landlord was rep- resented by Andrew Dodgen of Fuller Real Estate. “It was a pleasure working with The Grecian Grazer, and I’m confident in their continued success,” Moyer said. “We’re excited to share that we success- fully closed this deal just 26 days after beginning our partnership with The Grecian Grazer.” The Grecian Grazer will spe- cialize in handcrafted charcuterie boards, blending traditionalNew York and Greek influences to provide personalized offerings. In addition to the curated selec- tion of high-quality meats and cheeses, the concept will offer an in-store market, interactive date night events and participation in local farmers markets and corpo- rate gatherings. The tenant aims to be open by mid-June. n ARVADA – A pool clean- ing service leased space with- in a shopping center at the corner of Wadsworth Boule- vard and West 64th Avenue. Blue Paint LLC, doing busi- ness as Poolwerx Denver, leased the 1,580-sf space at 6520 Wadsworth Blvd., Suite 205, from landlord Fairlanes Shopping Center LLC. The landlord was represent ed by Dan Pre- vedel of Mal- man Real Estate, while the tenant did not have a representa- tive. Fairlanes Shopping Cen- ter has welcomed two other new tenants in the past year, with Prevedel representing the landlord for both deals, according to previous report- ing. In June, Crown Trophy leased 4,726 sf in Suite 209. In September, Actors Company and Theater School leased 5,700 sf in Suite 220. s Poulette Continued from Page 19 Dan Prevedel property is 92% leased, accord- ing to Apartment Insights. Community amenities include an amenitized clubhouse featur- ing a business lounge, fitness center, electric vehicle charging stations, and a secure mail room with package lockers and a dedi- cated space for oversized deliv- eries; a resort-style pool with a swim-up bar and spa; fire pits and barbecue stations; a dog park and pet spa; multiple shade structures and game areas; and access to local hiking and biking trails. The site provides proximity to dining and shopping options, including Evergreen Devco’s adjacent The Lookout dining and entertainment district. The property is accessible via major thoroughfares such as Interstate 70 and West 32nd Avenue, offer- ing connectivity to outdoor rec- reation in the foothills and enter- tainment in the city. Evergreen Devco specializes in developing retail, multifam- ily, industrial and mixed-use properties. The firm is currently engaged in the development of 70 projects and has completed more than 650 projects. FJ Management is a Utah- based private holding compa- ny that manages a portfolio of petroleum, health care and hos- pitality-related assets. Founded in 1968, the company has nearly $3 billion in assets under man- agement in its real estate ven- ture. s Outlook Continued from Page 1