Murphy USA
Murphy USA has planned another store in northern Colorado, this time for east Windsor. It will be one of 45-55 new stores the company plans to build in 2026.
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FRCC, transit hub
Enthusiastic in their praise for the project, a unanimous Longmont City Council voted to support a plan for a public-private partnership that will bring a permanent Front Range Community College campus and regional transit hub to lower downtown.
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Heritage on Hover
Construction is nearing completion on the first of 10 three-story apartment buildings in the Heritage on Hover complex in west Longmont, being developed by Indianapolis-based Thompson Thrift Residential.
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Ewing Landscape and Irrigation Supply
Ewing Landscape and Irrigation Supply has submitted a plan to the City of Fort Collins for a new 12,000-square-foot prefabricated steel building on its property at 3501 E. Prospect Road, about a half mile west of Interstate 25.
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Bank of Colorado
Fort Collins-based Bank of Colorado recently began construction of a new downtown Loveland branch. The 9.050-square-foot building, rising at 130 E. Third St., will replace the bank’s existing downtown Loveland location, which occupies the second floor of a multi-tenant building at 206 E. Fourth St. with limited office space, no drive‑up lanes and no dedicated…
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Sharpe Farms shopping center
A commercial shopping center is being proposed for a 20-acre property north of the Sharpe Farms subdivision in Dacono.
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Aspen Ridge Drive self storage
The developer, 1784 Holdings LLC, intends to build a climate-controlled, three-story, 39,582-square-foot, 35-foot-tall building on a 1.68-acre lot at 685 Aspen Ridge Drive. The self-storage business will include about 659 units
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Broomfield police facility
Ground will be broken this spring for a $73.5 million, 84,000-square-foot building for Broomfield’s police department, to replace what police chief Enea Hempelmann told the city council last year was a facility with “nonfunctional” levels of overcrowding.
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Diagonal Bikeway
Completion of the $165 million Diagonal Bikeway, a nine-mile paved off-street path between Boulder and Longmont along Colorado Highway 119, is expected by January 2027.
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Columbine Heights
A proposal for 350 single-family lots and a school site on the east edge of Frederick is awaiting a hearing before the town’s planning commission. Property owner Johnson Farms LLP and developer Columbine Heights LLC are proposing a new residential community called Columbine Heights, which would be located on nearly 143 acres north of Colorado…
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Canyon Creek shopping center
Erie town planners have advanced a proposal for a small-scale shopping center in multiple single-story buildings at the southeast corner of Erie Parkway and Meller Street in the Canyon Creek subdivision.
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Greeley Civic Campus
Plans for the first of several phases of Greeley and Weld County’s planned downtown civic campus are moving through approvals within the city to start at what is being called “Juror Block” between Eighth and Ninth avenues and 10th and 11th Streets. Plans have been submitted in that 3-acre block to house a new Greeley…
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Avenue South
Work has begun in east Loveland for a rebranded subdivision developed by a rebranded company. Horizontal construction started in December on Avenue South, the new name for Centerra South, the 140-acre project spearheaded by Realberry, the new name for McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc.
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Block 18 on Ninth
Block 18 on Ninth, an apartment complex that will include two four-story buildings, is rising at 1818 Ninth Ave. in Longmont, along a stretch that has several other existing apartment buildings.
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Fire Station 2
A new, larger Fire Station 2 will replace the Boulder Fire Department’s original 68-year-old building on the northwest corner of Baseline Road and Broadway.
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King Soopers
A long-planned second King Soopers grocery store in Windsor will bring a 123,000-square-foot supermarket to the Windsor Industrial Park
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Polestar Village
Infrastructure work has begun in west Fort Collins on Polestar Village, a 20-acre new-urbanism community that eventually will have 144 housing units including 19 single-family homes.
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Hillpointe at Fort Collins
A project submitted to Fort Collins planners for preliminary design review could bring 370 townhome and apartment units to a parcel on the city’s southern edge.
