A plan to add hundreds of housing units in a vacant southwest Longmont parcel that once housed a Walmart store has won unanimous approval from the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission and now awaits action from the City Council.
Berthoud town planners this week will get a look at a revised plan for Babcock Land Corp. ‘s proposed 38.3-acre Revere development on the northwest corner of U.S. Highway 287 and Mountain Avenue, a project that generated some emotional public opposition during the Planning Commission’s April 11 meeting.
A 279-acre parcel in northwest Loveland will add up to 1,300 units to the city’s housing stock, thanks to Tuesday’s approval of a metropolitan taxing district by the City Council.
City planners got a first look Thursday at a proposal that would demolish a 60-year-old fraternity house across from Canvas Stadium on the Colorado State University campus and replace it with a five-story building containing student-targeted residential spaces and a new home for the frat.
Southern Land Co. will be able to expand its Westerly development in Erie, Colorado’s fastest-growing town and 15th fastest in the nation, with 2,146 new housing units after the Erie Town Council on July 22 approved its request to rezone 391 acres in the nearly 800-acre community.
Timnath town planners next week will hear a developer’s proposal for a 76-acre housing development with large lots near Timnath Reservoir.
Greenwood Village-based Galloway & Co. Inc., armed with a July 15 final zoning approval for a planned unit development from the Greeley City Council, will build 424 single-family one- to three-bedroom homes in a project called The Village at Greeley on 49 acres at the northwest corner of 71st Avenue and 29th Street.
Neighbors in Dacono got a first look Monday at a proposal for a planned unit development known as Alpine Meadows on a 208.97-acre property formerly known as the Stonebraker Subdivision.
Construction is underway in Windsor for the 11th Northern Colorado location of The Human Bean coffee shop.
A franchised child-care center that already has locations four miles away in Louisville and Broomfield plans to build and open a Lafayette location.
Developers of the third and final phase of The Edge, the Loveland Housing Authority’s affordable-housing complex that began as an option for those displaced by a fire and flood, are topping out two of the final buildings.
With final approval from Fort Collins’ Planning and Zoning Commission on March 26, a two-phase self-storage and mini-warehouse facility soon will rise northeast of the intersection of Interstate 25 and East Prospect Road.
A vacant 19.7-acre tract just east of Banner Fort Collins Medical Center in southeast Fort Collins could soon be home to a multi-building care facility for residents aged 55 and older that includes units and rooms for assisted living, memory care and independent living.
Construction has been completed at the 35-acre Silverstone Marketplace in Frederick, anchored by a 123,000-square-foot King Soopers grocery store.
A Denver-based real estate investment and development company is seeking annexation of 63 acres into the Town of Berthoud, aiming to build 198 units of housing in a combination of attached and detached products in a “Broadmeadow” subdivision.
Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley has broken ground on its Raven Community, five homes classified as “affordable” to help meet worker-housing needs on the east edge of tourism-dependent Estes Park.
Six three-story apartment buildings are rising behind the Target store in southwest Longmont, and the first is expected to open in July.
City planners may decide next week whether to greenlight a developer’s master plan for 6.9 acres at the southwest corner of Drake Road and College Avenue in midtown Fort Collins.