If it can win some state funding next month, a 129-year-old nonprofit will launch its plan to build a four-story, 45-unit affordable-housing development for seniors age 55 and older in south Fort Collins.
Ulysses Development Group has secured financing for its Harvest Hill affordable-housing community and expects to break ground in June, with completion anticipated in spring 2027.
While construction is ongoing at the Union Colony West subdivision in West Greeley, the developer also has recently submitted plans for a 166-unit apartment complex called Prairie Hawk Apartments, which will be buffered by nine commercial lots surrounding the apartments along 83rd Avenue and 10th Street (U.S. Highway 34 Business).
A pair of developers propose bringing medium-density living to a small, 1-acre pocket of land in the Maplewood Subdivision, but area residents have fought against it.
Richmark Cos.’ Triple Creek Development LLC has submitted updated plans to develop its oil and gas production site off of 71st Avenue and 16th Street in west Greeley.
The original owners of the property, the Hamiltons, propose to develop Hamilton Heights into a seven-block subdivision with 122 single-family homes, reserving one lot for a future commercial use.
UCHealth Greeley Hospital is poised to expand for the second time in its six-year history. This time, officials are planning to expand the hospital’s emergency department, and also build a healing garden.
Preliminary plans show that a development team led by a national homebuilder intends to add hundreds of single-family homes, duplexes and townhouses to Lafayette’s Silo neighborhood.
Northern Colorado’s only dedicated airsoft game area and fields are about to get bigger. GoAirheads, the brainchild of Josh Trevathan, 32, of Erie, is expanding after years of organic growth. The field, which mimics battlefields of all sorts, is ideal for groups, bachelor and birthday parties, even police training.
A California-based developer has purchased 26 acres within the 625-acre Kinston master-planned community in the Centerra development on the east edge of Loveland, intending to build a resort-style project geared toward residents age 55 and older.
Developers of a proposed four-story apartment building in midtown Fort Collins, first considered four years ago, hope to get a boost from city planners at a preliminary design review session this month.
After years of delays, apartments that were previously scheduled to be built in a vacant lot in downtown Greeley are finally moving forward.
A planned unit development amendment will be reviewed Thursday by Louisville planning officials that, if approved, would allow for the construction of a new flex-industrial building in the Colorado Technology Center.
A Greeley couple has purchased an historic property in downtown, and more specifically, the Greeley Creative District, to open an art and pottery studio.
Developers now have some more-specific redevelopment plans for the vacant Red Lobster building off of U.S. Highway 34 Bypass and 23rd Avenue.
Dallas-based Landsea Homes Corp. (Nasdaq: LSEA) has closed on the first 34 of 132 finished homesites in the new Cordovan community in Firestone.
Englewood-based WCG Construction Co. has been selected by Westminster city staffers to perform pre-construction work ahead of the city’s effort to renovate The Rodeo Market so that it can be turned into a restaurant.
The Fort Lupton City Council recently approved of the final filing of Murata Farms west of Weld County Road 29.5 and south of Colorado Highway 52.