Greeley Multi-Family

59th Avenue Apartments

13th Street and 59th Avenue in Greeley
March 4, 2025 Submit an Update
Fox Run Development LLC has applied to the City of Greeley to build up to 160 apartments on 5.9 acres off of 59th Avenue and 13th Street. This would be the final construction project on the Fox Run acreage off of 59th Avenue in Greeley. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

13th Street and 59th Avenue

Status

Current

Location

13th Street and 59th Avenue

City

Greeley

State

CO

Owner

Fox Run Development LLC

Developer

Fox Run Development LLC

Engineering Firm

Wernsman Engineering and Land Development LLC

Number of Units

160

Size

5.9 acres

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