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Heritage on Hover

2430 Mountain Brook Drive in Longmont
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Construction is nearing completion on the first of 10 three-story apartment buildings in the Heritage on Hover complex in west Longmont, being developed by Indianapolis-based Thompson Thrift Residential. on Facebook on LinkedIn
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

2430 Mountain Brook Drive

Website

https://www.heritageonhover.com/

Status

Current

Location

2430 Mountain Brook Drive

City

Longmont

State

CO

Website

https://www.heritageonhover.com/

Owner

Thompson Thrift Residential

Developer

Thompson Thrift Residential

General Contractor

Thompson Thrift Construction

Architecture Firm

Norris Design

Engineering Firm

Studio M

Number of Units

324

Number of Beds

1-, 2- and 3-bedroom

Size

14 acres

Construction Start

December 2024

Completion Date

Early 2027

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