Developer proposes converting S. College King Soopers into multifamily housing

ByTommy Wood August 21, 2021

FORT COLLINS — A Littleton-based developer has proposed a project that would demolish the existing King Soopers grocery store at 2211 S. College Ave., as well as adjacent shops, to make way for a 224-unit multifamily apartment complex. The King Soopers, which is 58 years old, is set to be...

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