Breaking Ground Projects

Nonprofit housing developer Gratitude Villages Inc. purchased a 7.8-acre parcel in Brighton last month and plans to build as many as 60 for-sale units.

Arvada-based Ralston Development LLC is planning to build a 8,450-square-foot employment-flex building in Westminster.The structure is proposed on slightly less than an acre at 10315 Wadsworth Blvd., the southwest corner of West 103rd Avenue and Wadsworth Boulevard.

A Michigan-based development company has planned to build 582 apartments on a 33-acre site near the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland.

A new 4,850-square-foot Culver’s restaurant is planned for the Town of Firestone between 7Brew Coffee and Chick-fil-A. The restaurant will be situation on a 1.5-acre site.

Crews are putting the finishing touches on the third Greeley O’Reilly Auto Parts store in the Two Rivers Marketplace. The store is the first to open in the marketplace, and has been under construction all summer.

Greeley’s Richmark has plans to develop a convenience store, gas station and drie-thru restaurant on an 8-acre parcel immediately west of the Promontory Apartments.

A 10,000-square-foot early childhood learning center is set to locate in the East Pointe Neighborhood Center at the corner of Colorado highways 392 and 257.

A 30-year-old Greeley agricultural products manufacturer has plans to build two buildings onto its northwest Greeley site to accommodate more employee workspace and storage.

Advanced Stores Inc., has filed plans with the City of Longmont to build a new auto parts store, complete with EV charging stations on the east side of town.

As a part of its Northern Colorado expansion, the QuikTrip Corporation has planned a new store in a growing section of Johnstown.

A residential development called Cottonwood Downs could add 126 living units in Fort Lupton. Scott Jensen and Rocky Mountain Redev LLC, based out of Broomfield, has proposed a planned unit development of 126 single family homes, containing 62 detached lots and 64 attached row-style homes on an 18.9-acre lot east of Northrup Avenue, north of…

Builders broke ground in September 2025 on Fort Lupton’s new $19 million City Hall. The 18,655-square-foot building will allow the city’s planning department to be housed in the same building, and allow for the city’s future growth.

Walmart has planned a 4,013-square-foot expansion to its existing supercenter in West Greeley to improve its online grocery delivery and pickup area.

This 5-acre site is planned to become a five-lot commercial center off of Centerplace Drive in Greeley that envisions two strip centers, a fast-food restaurant, a day care center and a bank.