Downtown Superior is a newly developed mixed-use area designed to offer dining, shopping, entertainment, office space, and community gathering places. It will continue to develop over the next several years as additional developments and businesses open.

Visit superior-business.org/downtown-superior-history for additional information on the history and vision of Downtown Superior.

A growing mix of shops, restaurants, service providers, and professional offices are already open.

Visit superior-business.org/downtown-superior-businesses for a current list of businesses.

To keep updated on new businesses and developments in the Downtown, subscribe to the Downtown Superior News newsletter. This newsletter is published monthly. Sign up for the newsletter on the Town’s Communications and Community Engagement website at superiorcolorado.gov/Government/Departments/Communications-Community-Engagement, and be sure to check the box for Downtown Superior News.

Public parking is available within the Downtown core as on-street parking, multiple public parking lots, and in two separate parking garages within the Downtown. All parking options provide quick and convenient access to all Downtown amenities. Additional parking information can be found on the Town of Superior’s website at superiorcolorado.gov/Services/Transportation/Downtown-Superior-Parking. Wayfinding signs are posted throughout the area to help direct drivers to available parking.

Yes, public parking is free. Additional parking information can be found on the Town of Superior’s website at superiorcolorado.gov/Services/Transportation/Downtown-Superior-Parking.

Public restrooms are available inside the Town of Superior’s Civic Space, located just behind the plaza stage, and at the north end of Promenade at Creek View Way.

The Town hosts events outdoors (on Main St. and in the Plaza) as well indoor events at the Superior Civic Space. Events include seasonal events, Summer Markets, live music, family-friendly activities, and community celebrations. Additional events are hosted by local businesses.

Visit superiorcolorado.gov/Community/Calendars for a list of upcoming events.

Businesses interested in participating in Town events can find information on Sponsorship and Participation Opportunities on the Town’s Event’s and Volunteers webpage at Superiorcolorado.gov/events.

Businesses can email the Town’s Events team at events@superiorcolorado.gov with any additional questions.

Event spaces are available for reservation in the Downtown, including the Civic Space or the plaza. Events Permits or additional permitting may be required depending on the event.

For additional information on reserving the Civic Space for your event, visit the Superior Civic Space webpage at superiorcolorado.gov/Community/Recreation/Superior-Civic-Space.

For additional information on Special Events Permits or hosting outdoor events, visit the Town’s Event’s and Volunteers webpage at Superiorcolorado.gov/events.

Interested parties can email the Town’s Events Department at events@superiorcolorado.gov with any additional questions.

Construction will continue in phases over the coming years. While some areas are complete and fully open, others are still under construction or available for development.

Visit superior-business.org/downtown-superior-developments for more information on Downtown developments and construction.

Visit the Town’s Properties webpage at https://superior-business.org/properties/ for more information on development opportunities.

The retail and restaurant commercial spaces in the Downtown core initially finished construction and became available for leasing in early 2023 with the last of the spaces becoming available in early 2025. Multiple Downtown stakeholders, including the Town of Superior and Carmel, the Downtown core developer, are continuously working towards attracting new and exciting businesses. As the area grows and more residents and visitors frequent Downtown, additional retail, dining, and service businesses are expected to open.

Retail and restaurant build-outs also take time, even after a tenant signs a lease. Businesses may be in design, permitting, or interior construction stages before they can open to the public—a process which typically takes a number of months.

Information for prospective tenants—including available square footage, leasing contacts, and current opportunities—is available on the Town’s Properties webpage found at superior-business.org/properties.

Opportunities include both live/work units and commercial units in the Downtown Core as well as available pre-leasing opportunities in the Coal Creek Innovation Park.

Residential apartments in the Downtown core are available for lease through Origin Apartments. More information can be found on their website at originsuperior.com.

Homes may also be available for purchase in the Downtown neighborhood south of the Downtown core. These properties are listed through the developer, Toll Brothers, on their website at tollbrothers.com/luxury-homes-for-sale/Colorado/Downtown-Superior or through various realty groups.

For residential leases, please contact your building’s property management office or leasing manager; their contact information is typically provided in your lease agreement.
For business or commercial leases, reach out directly to the property management team responsible for commercial spaces in Downtown Superior; their contact information is typically provided in your lease agreement.
If you’re unsure who to contact, the Town’s Economic Development Manager can point you in the right direction.

Downtown Superior is designed to be pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly, with wide sidewalks, bike racks, and connections to nearby regional trails. More information can be found on the Town’s Parks, Trails, and Open Space webpage at superiorcolorado.gov/Community/Recreation/Parks-Trails-and-Open-Space.

Downtown Superior includes family-friendly dining, parks, events, and public spaces designed for kids and adults to enjoy.

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