Greeley Residential

Boomerang PUD

10th Street and 71st Avenue in Greeley
March 4, 2025 Submit an Update
 Local builders plan to develop the land between the Tointon Academy of Engineering and the Boomerang Golf Course into rental housing. Hartford Homes plans to turn a small, winding, 43-acre parcel off 71st Avenue and 10th Street into about 200 rental homes that they call cottages. The homes would run the gamut from small, 800-square-foot apartments over detached garages to single-family homes and duplexes, directly west of the school. A 17-acre portion of the land directly on the corner of 10th and 71st Avenue would be planned either for more housing in the future or commercial property. on Facebook on LinkedIn
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

10th Street and 71st Avenue

Status

Current

Location

10th Street and 71st Avenue

City

Greeley

State

CO

Owner

Hartboom LLC

Developer

Hartford Homes

Architecture Firm

DTJ Design

Engineering Firm

United Civil

Planner

Norris Design

Landscape Architect

Norris Design

Number of Units

390+ Units

Size

42.3 acres

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