Breaking Ground Projects

  • Harmon Boomerang Ranch

    Harmon Boomerang Ranch, and is being developed by Crescent Community of Charlotte, Nort Carolina. In all, the 21.5-acre development will consist of 207 rental units that are small format detached houses, and small lot row houses with two different seizes. Small lots range from 1,000 square foot to 3,000 square foot lots.

  • Crowne at 2534

    Crowne at 2534 is a multifamily community of 285 units with 128 covered parking spaces, 48 garage parking space, custom interiors and amenities such as hardwood-inspired flooring, elevator access, granite countertops, a saltwater pool and an interactive health and athletic center, according to its website and site plans.

  • Woods Market

    Woods Market is Johnstown’s newest market in the Ledge Rock development. The grand opening was set for March 19, 2025. Don and Bertha Woods started the company in 1947 in Long Lane, Missouri. In addition to the 10 supermarkets it owns there, it also has four convenience stores. Company president Jeff Woods said in a…

  • Centaurus Farms, LLC

    Planned since 2022, Centaurus Farms would bring a marijuana cultivation farm, dispensary and cafe to Fort Lupton. Brighton Industrial North LLP has proposed an operation on 13.50 acres of a parcel of 39.54 acres at 13400 Weld County Road 10 since 2022. The proposed development would contain one building for retail sales of medical and…

  • University Schools Addition

    University Schools is planning a 4,200-square-foot addition to its existing elementary and high school building at 6525 W. 18th Street in west Greeley. Construction on the addition is expected to last four months and be complete by the end of 2025.  The extra space, the third addition to the school in the last three years,…

  • HousePad affordable housing

    HousePad, a public-private affordable-housing partnership between Vertikal LLC and the city of Longmont, is expected to total about 185 total homes. It is planned for about 16 acres on Bountiful Avenue and Harvest Moon Drive that were acquired by the city as part of a multi-party deal that incentivized Costco Wholesale Corp. to build its…

  • JBS Distribution Facility

    Greeley-based JBS has planned to build a 155,000-square-feet cold storage distribution facility at 920 N. 7th Ave., and a conveyor bridge to move product from the existing plant across 6th Avenue and the Union Pacific railroad to the new facility. JBS announced the upgrades as a part of an overall $200 million package with its…

  • Orchard Lakes

    The project is “envisioned to be an upscale employment development providing opportunity for a diversity of complimentary retail, commercial, hospitality, restaurant, hospital, medical, and office uses with medical services prioritized as a secondary use,” planning documents show. “The development will provide services for the adjacent local neighborhoods, the entire northern metropolitan area, and support for…

  • Overland 368

    Overland 368 is a planned development that will bring almost 800 more living units to Windsor. The Windsor Town Board on Feb 10 approved of moving the zoning to allow residential in single-family, townhomes and multi-family apartments. The project is just west of Colorado Highway 257, east of 15th Street, norther of Great Western Railway….

  • Summit at Steel Ranch

    Steel Ranch Overlook LLC, an entity registered by local developer David Waldner to an office address in Longmont, and Toll Brothers Inc., has applied for entitlements to build 87 townhomes and rowhomes on 5.8 vacant acres at the southwest corner of Paschal Drive and Colorado Highway 42.

  • Summerfield

    Summerfield is a 620-acre development on the eastern side of Erie, that will bring 2,144 housing units to town. The project is being developed in two phases. The first phase  of 818 lots, was approved in 2023, the second phase, which includes 1,201 lots, was proposed in 2025. In addition to housing, more than 1,000…

  • True North affordable housing

    The 185-unit Vertikal LLC project on Bountiful Avenue — the first phase includes 52 homes — came about as a result of a land deal between the City of Longmont, Diamond G Concrete Co. and Costco Wholesale Corp. (Nasdaq: COST) that was part of a public-private partnership that incentivized Costco to build a superstore in…