Greeley Mixed-Use

Lake Bluff

10th Street between 95th Avenue and 101st Avenue in Greeley
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Lake Bluff is a 295-acre mixed-use development off of U.S. Highway 34, between 95th and 101st avenues, bordered to the north by Poudre River Bluffs, with a potential connection to the Poudre River Trail. The plan is to build a minimum of 646, but no more than 1,150, residential units in the development. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

10th Street between 95th Avenue and 101st Avenue

Status

Current

Location

10th Street between 95th Avenue and 101st Avenue

City

Greeley

State

CO

Developer

Westside Investment Partners

General Contractor

Meritage Homes

Architecture Firm

PCS Group

Engineering Firm

Lamp Rynearson

Brokerages

David, Hicks & Lampert

Number of Units

1,150

Size

295 Acres

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