A 295-acre pocket of land between Greeley’s westernmost planned subdivision and the city’s new natural area, Arroyos del Sol, could soon become a development characterized by upscale estate lots and townhomes much like Windsor’s Water Valley.
Two years after turning Greeley’s original and historic skating rink into a teen center, the Boys and Girls Club of Weld County has planned further expansion.
What was expected to be the site of Greeley’s westernmost convenience store continues, but now with plans under a different franchise. Originally planned as a Circle K, the site at 101st Avenue and 10th Street has changed to be a 7-Eleven, according to plans filed recently with the City of Greeley.
A Greeley developer plans to wedge 40 tiny homes onto a 1.3-acre lot adjacent to a townhome development in east Greeley.
The City of Greeley has provided the first look at the beginnings of its new Civic Campus, which will eventually transform five city blocks to make way for a new City Hall, administrative offices of Greeley-Evans School District 6 and a Weld County Justice Center and a parking garage.
The first commercial project proposed for the emerging Union Colony West subdivision in west Greeley is a Jiffy Lube service center.
Another car wash may make a splash as the westernmost place in Greeley to wash and vacuum your vehicle.
Panda Express has submitted designs with the City of Greeley to locate at a prime corner of Two Rivers Marketplace.
Greeley may soon get a new drive-thru coffee joint. Developers have planned a new 7 Brew Drive-Thru Coffee facility right off of 23rd Avenue on the eastern edge of the Walmart Supercenter parking lot.
Local builder Baessler Homes plans a massive new development north of the Poudre River that already is expanding Greeley’s boundaries north.
An ambitious 27-year-old is preparing next month to open what he hopes will be the first in a chain of car washes, and he’s picked Greeley as his launchpad.
wo Rivers Marketplace in west Greeley along U.S. Highway 34 and 83rd Avenue has begun to take shape with the latest addition of a 65-foot arched monument sign.
A Michigan-based apartment developer will soon build its first complex in Colorado in west Greeley.
Another 216 apartments are under construction in west Greeley at The Element at Northridge Trails.
Construction is ongoing at the Aims Community College Workforce Innovation Center on the northeast cornfield of the college’s Greeley campus.
The Weld County Board of County Commissioners recently approved Public Service Company of Colorado’s (Xcel Energy) request to build two new natural-gas fired combustion turbines and its associated facilities. The two combined will add an additional 364 megawatts of power-generation capacity, which would at most be enough to provide power to 364,000 homes.
Greeley’s newest car wash will be a Soapy Mo’s, just south of Lowe’s Home Improvement Center on 46th Avenue.
Dr. Keith Van Tassell is behind the project at 1911 59th Ave, and will operate it as a pediatric dental and orthodontics office.
