BioMed Realty LLC’s proposed development at 1855 S. Flatiron Court in Flatiron Park envisions an innovation hub with three, three-story buildings encompassing more than 207,000 square feet. The project proposes demolition of two existing buildings that initially were developed in 1978. The project would be built in three phases.
Georgia-based Eagle Rock Distributing Co. is adding 222,647 square feet to its existing 124,800-square-foot facility at 3800 Clydesdale Parkway.
Construction by Toll Brothers is under way in the first of two filings of Hunters Run West after years of planning and problems. The project includes 451 homes.
The proposed project is a new housing development with eight attached units totaling 19,136 square feet located in the Interface Area. The proposed building is three stories tall, with the third story stepped back 15 feet from the property line. 75% of the site’s parking is located below ground with two surface spaces in the…
Using a $1 million grant from the state Department of Local Affairs, 35 income-restricted residences will be built at the northeast corner of County Line Road and Cheesman Street. The town of Erie is building the community in partnership with HousePad Erie, an ownership division of Louisville-based private developer Vertikal Collaborative.
Cardinal Glass is evaluating the feasibility of plans to attach a new 124,317-foot structure to the west of its 49,504-square-foot plant at 999 N. Van Buren Ave., which Minneapolis-based Cardinal purchased in 2011 and moved operations to Loveland from a plant in Salt Lake City.
Dom Kickbush, who owns the 745 S. Pierce Ave. site, plans to build a 32,367-square-foot self-storage facility that would accommodate between 530 and 640 storage units.
A developer hopes to transform the site of a shuttered Pizza Hut restaurant in Lafayette into a Dutch Bros drive-thru coffee shop.
Littleton Capital Partners is planning 66 units of multifamily housing and approximately 1,575 square feet of commercial space at the southeast corner of Griffith and Cannon streets.
Property owner David Hill is planning to build a residential neighborhood on about 2.5 acres with nine single-family homes at 2459 W. 9th Ave.
The town center is planned to consist of more than 1,100 units of housing and 342,000 square feet of commercial space. It’s being built across five parcels totaling 145 acres around the intersection of Erie Parkway and East County Line Road. In addition, 1.5 acres are reserved for civic development, such as a library, museum,…
Westview Acres in Longmont is a proposed 6.8 acre property that has been approved to build 22 lots, though the developer is now requesting to bump that up to 24 lots. The lots are designed to be in a walkable neighborhood tha tis compatible with adjacent single family residential subdivisions.
Plans for Rowlen Apartments, to be built by FHR Realty LLC and Fairfield Residential, call for 297 studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments on about 14 acres. Another nearly 10 acres on the site would become a public park.
Plans call for the church at the northwest corner of East Oak Street and Mathews Street to be demolished and converted into a mixed-use residential and commercial project. The project would consist of three buildings totaling 31,000 square feet around a central courtyard. Ground-floor commercial space would take up 3,000 square feet, while the rest…
Macy Development Co.’s plans call for a 32,700-square-foot flex-industrial building on nearly four acres adjacent to the Home Depot and Target stores on Hover Street in Longmont.
Plans for the redeveloped community call for a multifamily building comprised of 102 efficiency living units, 15 two-bedroom units, and six three-bedroom units, two separate townhouse buildings containing seven units each, and a leasing building.
Chicagoland builder Kensington Development Partners has submitted preliminary plans to Lafayette officials that show Kensington’s intent to build about 650 multifamily rental units and roughly 150,000-square feet of commercial space at the unincorporated Boulder County site that it hopes will be annexed into Lafayette.
Fulton Hill Properties, a Richmond, Virginia-based residential developer, is attempting to get the five-acre property at 2801 Jay Road annexed into Boulder city limits, after which the builder will develop 84 for-sale units — a mix of townhomes, duplexes and triplexes. Of those, 40%, or 34 units, would be set aside as affordable housing for…
