Cafe, beer garden proposed for Overland Trail
A Fort Collins couple has submitted a conceptual plan for a “family-friendly cafe and beer garden” called Lively at 920 S. Overland Trail on the city’s western edge.
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QuikTrip gas station planned along I-25 in Dacono
Travelers along Interstate 25 in the Carbon Valley could soon have a new place to fill up as QuikTrip has submitted plans for a gas station and convenience store off the I-25 Frontage Road at Summit Boulevard in Dacono.
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Greystar seeks incentives for Westminster senior community
Greystar Real Estate Partners LLC plans to build a senior-living community in Westminster, and city officials are considering offering the property-management and multifamily housing giant an incentive package worth nearly $1.7 million to move the project forward.
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New auto parts store planned for east side of Longmont
Planners for the City of Longmont are reviewing plans for a new Advance Auto Parts on the east side of town.
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Boulder | Education | News | Special Report
Chemistry, math, quantum building rising at CU
A $175.43 million chemistry and applied mathematics facility on the University of Colorado Boulder campus, under construction since July 2025, should be ready for occupancy by this time next year, university officials say.
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New subdivision in Fort Lupton could add 126 new homes
Fort Lupton city planners are reviewing a new proposal called Cottonwood Downs, which would add 126 new dwelling units in town if approved.
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QuikTrip draws up plans for Johnstown store
As part of its large and growing portfolio of QuikTrip locations in Northern Colorado, the company has added a location in Johnstown.
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Developer seeks comp plan change for Westminster senior housing
A development team led by Denver’s Jaft Development Ltd. is seeking an amendment to Westminster comprehensive land-use plan that would allow for a senior-housing community to be built in what is currently envisioned as a largely commercial district.
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Fort Lupton’s City Hall on schedule for fall 2026 completion
Fort Lupton’s new City Hall is well underway and on schedule, with plans to be completed this fall.
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Broomfield landowner seeks residential zoning on all-commercial tract near RMMA
The owner of a tract of land in Broomfield’s Interlocken business park and near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is pursuing a land-use change that would allow developers to build homes on about 13 vacant acres that are now zoned only for commercial and industrial uses.
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Johnstown | News | Residential
Oakwood adding 166 homes to Thompson River Ranch
Oakwood Homes is building 166 homes in a new filing as part of its master-planned Thompson River Ranch community, east of Interstate 25 in Johnstown.
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Indoor sports facility planned in Louisville
A development team led by Fieldhouse Partners LLC has submitted preliminary plans to Louisville planners for an indoor athletics facility at 1212 96th St.
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Ariet’s Grove to bring development along Colorado 66
Denver-based Peak Development Group has won approval for a mixed-use development with an as-yet-unspecified number of residences south of Mead and west of Interstate 25. Ariet’s Grove, located south of Colorado Highway 66 and east of Weld County Road 7, is located in the 134.46-acre Kiteley Ranch annexation.
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Greeley Walmarts to see expanded delivery and pickup areas
Walmart will expand online delivery pickup areas at both of Greeley’s two Walmart Supercenters
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Koelbel plans affordable housing in Centennial Valley Business Park
Koelbel and Co. has submitted conceptual plans for an affordable-housing community within the Denver-based developer’s Centennial Valley Business Park in Louisville.
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Fort Collins | News | Office
Bank of America to rise in Fort Collins eatery’s space
A 4,253-square-foot Bank of America branch will rise at 2413 S. College Ave. in Fort Collins, on a site that had been home for 24 years to Inca Mexican Restaurant.
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Berthoud | Mixed-Use | Multi-Family | News | Residential | Special Report
Town board to hear Berthoud project despite planners’ rejection
Developers of a proposed mixed-use project along the north side of Mountain Avenue in west Berthoud say they will present their plan to the town’s Board of Trustees despite Thursday night’s 3-2 vote by the Berthoud Planning Commission to reject their neighborhood master plan.
