Lokal Homes Broomfield residential

Broomfield

Lokal Homes Broomfield residential

Northwest corner of West 136th Avenue and Huron Street in Broomfield

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Greenwood Village-based developer Lokal Homes LLC plans to build a residential community in Broomfield’s Lambertson Farms subdivision.The project is proposed for about 8.5 vacant acres at the northwest corner of West 136th Avenue and Huron Street and is expected to include 89 for-sale units, 33 of which would be single-family homes and 56 of which would be duplex units. on Facebook on LinkedIn

PROJECT DETAILS

Location

Northwest corner of West 136th Avenue and Huron Street

Status

Current

Location

Northwest corner of West 136th Avenue and Huron Street

City

Broomfield

State

CO

Developer

Lokal Homes LLC

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