Peacock Place, on about 5.5 acres at 5691 South Boulder Road, is expected to include 16 new homes, including a comparatively large single-family for the Kent family, the owners of the property, who are developing the project with Louisville home builder Boulder Creek Neighborhoods.
Berthoud-based TB Group plans to build up to 623 housing units in the Lakeview development on 155.9 vacant acres at the corner of Lake Shore Drive and Boyd Lake Avenue, east of Northern Colorado Regional Airport. The proposal calls for a mix of unit types, varying from four to 10 units per acre.
A 7,311-square-foot two-story restaurant is coming to the heart of Firestone, where it will over patio and second-floor dining with a fireplace and views of the Rocky Mountains.
Shining Mountain Waldorf School has been a Boulder education staple since 1983. Sopher Sparn Architects has the honor of developing an updated campus master plan. The new master plan includes a new high school, lower & middle school, an addition to the festival hall, and a kindergarten building. Currently, we are in Phase 1, of…
Local real estate investment and development company Conscience Bay Co. LLC plans to build what it calls a first-of-its kind green office-laboratory flex space on Walnut Street in Boulder. The project, calls for a 112,600 square-foot, two-story facility at 3825 Walnut St.
Landmark Properties Inc., a Georgia-based builder specializing in student housing, plans to replace the aging Millennium Harvest House hotel adjacent to the CU campus at 1345 28th St. with three 4-story buildings containing 303 student-housing rental apartments — a mix of studio, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units.
Developer Charlie Woolley unveiled his ambitious, long-term plans for redevelopment of Longmont’s historic but crumbling Sugar Mill, which call for the construction of 2,200 residential units and 250,000 square feet of commercial space.
Construction is underway on the Windsor-based Clearview Library District’s second branch, a 10,000-square-foot facility just west of the town hall in Severance.
Las Vegas commercial real estate developer and investment group LaPour Partners Inc. is planning a nearly 30-acre site east of Wadsworth Parkway, south of Parkland Street and west of Uptown Avenue for the three-building, roughly 359,800-square-foot campus, that, according to a memo submitted by LaPour representatives to city planners, could eventually house “office, research and…
Thompson Thrift, a developer, builder and property manager based in Terre Haute, Indiana, is building a 336-unit apartment complex near the Centerplace retail center in Greeley.
A 10-building, 353-unit apartment complex is rising just east of the Ranch Events Center in Windsor.
Prospect New Town, Longmont’s iconic New Urbanist community, will be nearing buildout with the construction of 180 new housing units and 16,288 square feet of commercial space.
Boulder developer Markel Homes Construction Co. is planning to build 38 new residential units across 13 multi-family buildings and 40,562 square feet of office and retail space in four commercial buildings. The broader North End community, which began development in 2006, will total about 250 units at completion.
Plans for the North Boulder Creative Campus call for 17,500 square feet of Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art space, 17,500 square feet of storefront commercial space and 72,750 square feet of residential space, split between 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and live/work units that will average about 1085 square feet.
Water Valley Land Co. plans a new lifestyle retail development, which is slated to include 425,000 square feet of retail space, 426,500 square feet of office space, two hotels, a movie theater and 825 apartments.
For the better part of a century, a factory off Colorado Highway 119 on the east side of Longmont pumped out hundreds of million pounds of sugar — processed from beers — every year. Abandoned in the 1970s, the plant and surrounding property have since sat idle, growing increasingly decrepit by the day, but that…
Longmont businessman Bill Novell is planning to develop three commercial buildings with ground-floor retail and restaurant uses with offices above, including one restaurant with a drive-through.
Boulder and Flatirons Habitat for Humanity are redeveloping the roughly 70-unit park to keep it of the hands of developers and maintain one of the few pockets of affordable housing in Boulder.