Best Buy closes Centennial store
Best Buy is closing its store within The Streets at SouthGlenn shopping center in Centennial.
The last day of operation for the store at 6707 S. Vine St. was this past Saturday, according to the retailer’s website.
Best Buy didn’t respond to requests for comment. The company closed a handful of other stores around the country on the same date, according to media reports.
Best Buy opened at the location in 2008, midway through Greenwood Village-based Alberta Development Partners’ redevelopment of the former SouthGlenn Mall into The Streets at SouthGlenn.
The complex had a Sears close in late 2018 and a Macy’s in 2022. In late 2021, Centennial city leaders voted to allow more residential units, and less retail space, within The Streets at SouthGlenn.
The bulk of the property’s retail and office space, currently owned by Alberta, is being marketed for sale by CBRE, whose marketing materials say the space is 72 percent occupied. Tenants include Whole Foods and Regal Cinemas. The former Macy’s, now earmarked for a multifamily development, is also available for purchase.
This story was reported by our partner BusinessDen.
Best Buy is closing its store within The Streets at SouthGlenn shopping center in Centennial.
The last day of operation for the store at 6707 S. Vine St. was this past Saturday, according to the retailer’s website.
Best Buy didn’t respond to requests for comment. The company closed a handful of other stores around the country on the same date, according to media reports.
Best Buy opened at the location in 2008, midway through Greenwood Village-based Alberta Development Partners’ redevelopment of the former SouthGlenn Mall into The Streets at SouthGlenn.
The complex had a Sears close in late 2018 and a Macy’s in 2022. In late 2021, Centennial city leaders voted to allow more residential units, and less retail space, within The Streets at SouthGlenn.
The bulk of the property’s retail and office space, currently owned by Alberta, is being marketed for sale by CBRE, whose marketing materials say the space is 72 percent occupied. Tenants include Whole Foods and Regal Cinemas. The former Macy’s, now earmarked for a multifamily development, is also available for purchase.
This story was reported by our partner BusinessDen.
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