Boulder County Housing Authority is seeking a planned-unit development amendment for its Willoughby Corner affordable housing community in Lafayette that would tweak the mix of housing types contemplated for a future phase of the project.
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.
Presbyterian Manor plans to add dozens more units to its senior-housing community on Boulder’s Arapahoe Avenue.
A two-story food hall planned for “Block 7” in downtown Superior has won approval from the Town Council.
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.
Oakwood Homes, a residential development subsidiary of Clayton Properties Group Inc., plans a 134-unit duplex community in Broomfield.
A groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday marked the start of vertical construction on the retail core of Avenue South, a 140-acre mixed-use project on the eastern edge of Loveland.
Murphy USA is continuing its growth in Northern Colorado in the town of Windsor.
Louisville’s historic grain elevator at 540 County Road could be redeveloped into a food, beverage and entertainment concept with a bar and outdoor food truck court.
A second Take 5 Oil Change center in Longmont is expected to open by June at 345 Ken Pratt Blvd. in the Harvest Junction retail area.
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.
Construction is nearing completion on the first of 10 three-story apartment buildings in the Heritage on Hover complex in west Longmont, being developed by Indianapolis-based Thompson Thrift Residential.
The developer, 1784 Holdings LLC, intends to build a climate-controlled, three-story, 39,582-square-foot, 35-foot-tall building on a 1.68-acre lot at 685 Aspen Ridge Drive. The self-storage business will include about 659 units.
Another 238 rental units are coming on board east of Old Town in the Enclave at Redwood development project at Suniga and Redwood Drive.
A 181-acre project set to rise in the Weld County town of Mead, just west of Interstate 25 and east of Longmont, will add 701 residential units, including single-family attached, single-family detached and cottage homes.
Flatiron Crossing owner Macerich Co. is adding a food-court plaza to the HiFi project that’s part of a major redevelopment effort at the Broomfield shopping center.
Construction on a new affordable-housing project in southeast Fort Collins is expected to begin this summer.
