Fort Collins’ Southeast Community Center, a joint project between the City and Poudre Libraries, will be a 98,159-square-feet, two-story center that will include an aquatic center and librar. Construction is expected to be finished in 2028.
Referred to in Broomfield planning documents as Park Street Pickleball, the project is planned for a nearly half-acre lot at 8320 Park St. The “plan includes a new building totaling approximately 7,635 square feet, consisting of three indoor pickleball courts (6,520 square feet) and approximately 1,115 square feet of ancillary uses,” according to a memo…
National car wash chain Club Car Wash has planned its second location in Greeley, after entering the Colorado market in 2024. The car wash is planned to be located next to a planned convenience store in the Two Rivers Marketplace in Greeley.
Three flex-industrial buildings expected to total about 380,000 square feet are being proposed by Opus Development Co., a Minnesota-headquartered company with a Denver office, for a vacant, roughly 28-acre tract in Westminster near the northeast corner of West 138th Avenue and Huron Street.
Greeley’s second Panda Express restaurant and drive thru is planned for a prime corner of the Two Rivers Marketplacein West Greeley. The national chain as 2,600 locations nationwide.
Rally Park will be located on nearly 11 acres of currently undeveloped land north of West 160th Avenue and east of Sheridan Parkway with Realberry’s Baseline development.
Developers of the 7Brew Drive Thru Coffee franchises in Colorado have planned a new site in the south Greeley Walmart parking lot, which will be the second such stand in Weld County.
This planned gated community is located just south of Timnath Reservoir, and incudes 40 one-acre estate lots, that will allow for secondary buildings.
Indiana-based multifamily residential developer The Garrett Cos. has submitted plans to Superior officials for a 350-unit multifamily project at 7500 88th St. According to town documents, the proposed development would include 20 two-story “townhome style buildings,” a four-story apartment building and a standalone clubhouse.
This new 216-acre development would include 1,383 resident units from multifamily to estate lots in the northwest side of Greeley south and west of Seeley Lake,
Trimble Hill is a planned 64-unit apartment complex situated at the mouth of the Big Thompson Canyon in west Loveland, just north of La Quinta Inn off of Cascade Avenue and U.S. Highway 34. The two-story buildings will each hold 16 1- to 2-bedroom apartment units.
The Knudson Flex Building, proposed for a nearly eight-acre site at 10355 W 120th Ave., “will be 36 feet-tall and approximately 122,000 square feet with loading docks on the east and west elevations,” planning documents show. “Anticipated uses for the building include light industrial, office and warehousing uses.”
Part of the 500-lot Greenspire subdivision, this 7th filing will locate 52 single-family homes off the north banks of Windsor Lake.
Integra Land Co., a Florida-based multifamily builder that has a Denver office, has submitted plans for a 312-unit apartment complex on nearly 12 vacant acres at 11700 Ridge Parkway. The project, referred to in city planning documents as Integra Broomfield, would include one-, two-, and three-bedroom units, most of which would be market-priced at an…
A Michigan-based developer has plans to add another 700+ apartments to the southern edge of Greeley along U.S. 34 Bypass between 59th and 65th Avenues. The plan is for 21 buildings, wiht detached garages, a clubhouse, a pool, a dog park and more amenities.
Trammell Crow Residential, along with development partners that include Coburn Architecture, have submitted plans that call for 281 apartments across five residential buildings and a new 85,000-square-foot storage building on a 7-acre site that’s currently home to a self-storage business.
tang Auto Tech, a Broomfield car repair business, plans to more than double the square footage of its building space. Stang “is proposing an approximately 3,314-square-foot addition to the existing 2,884-square-foot building, and additional site improvements” on its roughly 0.78-acre site at 7202 W 116th Ave., according to Broomfield planning documents.
This project is planned to transform the site of a former gas station into a cultural and commercial hub for Downtown Longmont and the Longmont Creative District, eventually becoming home to a two-story visitors center.
