16th Street Mall reaches tipping point as business frustration grows with delayed renovations ...Middle East

Story first appeared in: Shyam and Shanti Shrestha have seen Denver’s 16th Street Mall change dramatically in the years since they opened Mt. Everest Imports of Himalaya in 1995. They were around when the Denver Pavilions was built in 1998, when the mall was extended to meet Union Station in 2002, and when the 2014 Union Station redevelopment sparked a downtown building boom.  But today, the Shresthas say they wonder if their business will survive the current, seemingly interminable renovation of the 16th Street Mall and, if it does, whether it will fit in as a new version of downtown takes shape.  The 16th Street Mall may be one of the most iconic stretches of real estate i

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