A rendering depicts The Seven in Fort Collins.

6-story student housing could rise in Fort Collins

ByDallas Heltzell October 23, 2026October 23, 2026

FORT COLLINS — City planners in Fort Collins are considering a proposal for a six-story multi-unit student-housing facility north of West Prospect Road and about a third of a mile east of South Shields Street. According to property owner Avel Kolesnikov, acting as West Prospect LLC, “The Seven” would total...

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