Greeley Multi-Family

Union Crossing Multifamily

Greeley in Greeley
March 4, 2025 Submit an Update
Ogilvie Properties has proposed a 192-unit aparment and townhome complex in west Greeley in what is called Union Crossing. The project is located on an 8-acre parcel on the now vacant HP property at 69th Avenue and 10th Street. Commercial uses are planned for the lots lining 10th Street, but the apartment complex will be further north on the property. The proposed development plans a 192-dwelling unit community containing six three-story apartment buildings and two townhome buildings containing a mix of studio, 1-bedroom, 2- bedroom and 3-bedroom dwelling units. The proposal also includes a 3,200-square-foot clubhouse with a clubroom, fitness area and yoga studio, co-working spaces, and a leasing lobby. The plan also calls for a 3,200-square-foot pool. The proposal includes six, three-story apartment buildings, and two townhome buildings. Buildings include six 3-story residential apartment buildings and two townhome buildings. The apartment buildings will have 96 one-bedroom, 75 two-bedroom, and nine three-bedroom units while the townhome buildings contain 16 three-bedroom units. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

Greeley

Status

Current

Location

Greeley

City

Greeley

State

CO

Developer

Union Crossing, LLC

Architecture Firm

KTGY

Engineering Firm

Harris Kocher Smith

Landscape Architect

LLC Norris Design

Number of Units

192

Size

8 acres

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