A national real estate firm said workers feel unsafe outside its office building at 18th and Blake in LoDo, an issue that it lays at the feet of its ground-floor tenant: 7-Eleven. But 7-Eleven said it is being scapegoated for downtown’s lingering problem of vagrancy. This debate between landlord and tenant played out in letters between lawyers last year.
Lodo Company Blames 7-eleven For Vagrancy Issues. 7-eleven Says It’s Being Scapegoated.
Justin Wingerter, Denver Post
Thu, 10/19/2023 - 2:27pm
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