FORT COLLINS — A nearly-40-acre multifamily residential neighborhood will have its preliminary design review with the Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Board next week. The neighborhood would consist of 417 dwelling units. It will be located at the northwest corner of South College Avenue and East Trilby Road. It will be bordered by East Skyway…
LONGMONT — Construction on Burrito Kitchens’ new Longmont production facility is moving forward after an amended site plan was approved by Longmont’s planning division late last year. Burrito Kitchens, which manufactures microwavable frozen burritos that are sold in convenience stores and other retail shops, is building a 30,000-square-foot production facility on seven acres near the…
FORT COLLINS — Midtown Fort Collins — the stretch of College Avenue between Prospect Road and Harmony Road — has come a long way since an Urban Renewal Authority study declared it legally blighted nearly 10 years ago. During that time, Midtown has seen significant development activity, from the 600-plus-unit student-housing complex The Summit to…
FORT COLLINS — A massive proposed neighborhood with the potential to enliven the area around the Interstate 25 and East Mulberry Street interchange in Fort Collins passed design review with the city’s planning board Wednesday and will soon head to the City Council for final approval. The neighborhood, proposed by Timnath-based developer Hartford Homes, will…
FIRESTONE — One of Firestone’s major commercial developments, High Plains Marketplace at the intersection of Firestone Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard, has added more retail space and will see its anchor, King Soopers, expand in 2021. FIRESTONE — One of Firestone’s major commercial developments, High Plains Marketplace at the intersection of Firestone Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard,…
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic entering its ninth month — and Colorado continuing to set daily records for new cases — the industrial real estate market in Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley continues to hold strong after an early slowdown. Real estate professionals in the northern and Boulder markets point to the continued low cap…
LONGMONT — Left Hand Brewing Co.’s proposed one-acre outdoor beer garden expansion is moving forward with approval from the Longmont Planning and Zoning Commission, and brewery co-founder and president Eric Wallace said the tentative plan is to have the space ready by next summer. “Now is finally the time,” Wallace said. The conditional site use…
FORT COLLINS — A proposed 350-unit residential development near the intersection of Prospect Road and Shields Street in Fort Collins is ready to progress to development review after a neighborhood meeting last month. The project, called The Quarry by Watermark, would sit on 19.5 vacant acres at the southeast corner of Shields Street and Hobbit…
LONGMONT — Downtown Longmont’s newest affordable-housing development is pushing forward months after breaking ground, with applications expected to be released later this fiscal year. The project, dubbed The Spoke at Coffman, will be located at 518 Coffman St., one block west of Main Street, and across the street from the St. Vrain Community Hub, Longmont’s…
BROOMFIELD — A proposed 13-acre, 14-building, 299-unit townhome complex along Baseline Road in Broomfield will go before the City Council for conceptual review Nov. 17. The project, dubbed Vista Highlands Multifamily Residential, would be located at the northeast corner of Baseline Road and Weld County Road 7 within the Highlands Planned Unit Development. The 299…
LOUISVILLE — The Rose and Raven, a planned cidery and food-truck park along East South Boulder Road in Louisville, will go before the City Council Nov. 17 for public hearings on two issues — the project’s planned-unit-development application and the creation of a new zone district to allow permanent food-truck operation on the site. Both…
LAFAYETTE — Baseline Old Town Village, a residential development along Baseline Road in Lafayette, is on track to be completed in December, said Doug Haffnieter, president of Flagstaff Properties, which is marketing the property. The development, which is still on the market, will take up the addresses 400-406 W. Baseline Road. It will consist of…
FORT COLLINS — A proposal to develop a townhome complex and mixed-use building on one of the last undeveloped tracts in the Kechter Farm subdivision of south Fort Collins cleared conceptual review through the city’s planning department this month. The project, called Kechter Farm Townhomes, would be located at the southwest corner of Trilby and…
BROOMFIELD — A proposed 9,500-square-foot arthritis treatment center in Broomfield has entered conceptual review with the city’s planning department. The project would be a new office for the Colorado Center for Arthritis and Osteoporosis. It would be located on a vacant 1.1 acre parcel in The Flatiron development. The address for the building would be…
FORT COLLINS — Owner-developer FR Cos. applied last month for an addition of permitted use to develop a coffee shop and retail building on North Timberline Road in Fort Collins. The project would consist of a 624-square-foot Ziggi’s Coffee drive-thru and a 2,500-square-foot retail space with room for two tenants. The buildings would sit at…
BOULDER — 30Pearl, a three-building, 120-unit affordable-housing development in central Boulder, is on track to open on schedule in March 2021, said Ian Swallow, development project manager for Boulder Housing Partners, the city’s housing authority. One 40-unit building will open in March; the other two buildings, also 40 units each, will open in July. Boulder…
JOHNSTOWN — Trade @ 2534, a new three-building, 280,000-plus-square-foot industrial construction project in the 2534 development, has passed the community’s development review committee and will be before the Johnstown Planning and Development Department for approval by the end of the year, said Ryan Schaefer, CEO of NAI Affinity, who is marketing the property. Groundbreaking for…
FORT COLLINS — A month after the Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Commission approved designs for a five-story, 78-unit downtown affordable-housing tower, the project has rebranded as Oak 140 and entered the income-tax-credit review process with the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, said Matt Robenalt, executive director of the Fort Collins Downtown Development Authority. Developers…