Kaiser Permanente plans to replace Westminster medical office
Health-care provider Kaiser Permanente plans to tear down its Westminster Medical Offices after it builds a larger adjacent facility that could be expanded in the future.
Health-care provider Kaiser Permanente plans to tear down its Westminster Medical Offices after it builds a larger adjacent facility that could be expanded in the future.
Darling Enterprise, an Estes Park-based builder of upscale homes, will begin construction in October on 10 luxury homes at the highest elevation within the Stanley Historic District.
An Arizona developer has major plans to build a commercial development facing major highway frontage off of Colorado Highway 52 and Colorado Boulevard.
A developer is requesting approval to build 28 rowhouses at 120 Triangle Drive near East Trilby Road and South College Avenue in Fort Collins.
Town officials recently approved a preliminary and final plat for the planned Summerfield South subdivision of 479 homes south of Woodward Avenue and west of Weld County Road 59.
Another 300+ homes are planned for Johnstown along the Little Thompson River a mile south of downtown.
Boulder County Housing Authority and its development partners completed construction last month on the first phase of Willoughby Corner, an affordable-housing community that has been in the works for eight years.
Work on the new Sage Farms neighborhood 3 miles south of downtown is expected to begin this fall, with 241 single-family homes approved on the 293.5-acre parcel.
A housing development on 10 acres on the eastern edge of Fort Lupton’s 18-hole Coyote Creek Golf Course will host an open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Construction is ongoing at the Aims Community College Workforce Innovation Center on the northeast cornfield of the college’s Greeley campus.
The 19,000-square-foot building is under construction at 1034 S. Eighth Ave. and should be complete by the first quarter of 2026. The retail area will take up 12,500 square feet, with the remaining 6,455 square feet for the donation center, said Stephanie Bell, brand and buzz manager for Goodwill of Colorado. The store also will offer 50 jobs.
Hundreds of new homes and commercial spaces that could total hundreds of thousands of square feet are planned as part of a proposal for a master-planned community in Frederick dubbed The Shores on Plum Creek.
A plan to add hundreds of housing units in a vacant southwest Longmont parcel that once housed a Walmart store has won unanimous approval from the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission and now awaits action from the City Council.
Work on the 95,000-square-foot Wellington Business Center, 3997 Water Lily Drive, is set to begin later this year.
One of two new buildings in a $285 million residence and dining-hall project on the University of Wyoming campus is complete.
Berthoud town planners this week will get a look at a revised plan for Babcock Land Corp. ‘s proposed 38.3-acre Revere development on the northwest corner of U.S. Highway 287 and Mountain Avenue, a project that generated some emotional public opposition during the Planning Commission’s April 11 meeting.
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.
A multifamily portion of the Centerra South development is taking shape with Loveland planners. McWhinney has proposed a multifamily portion of the development on 12.38 acres southwest of Rocky Mountain Avenue and U.S. Highway 34.