Southern Land Co. will be able to expand its Westerly development in Erie, Colorado’s fastest-growing town and 15th fastest in the nation, with 2,146 new housing units after the Erie Town Council on July 22 approved its request to rezone 391 acres in the nearly 800-acre community.
Dr. Keith Van Tassell is behind the project at 1911 59th Ave, and will operate it as a pediatric dental and orthodontics office.
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Developers are wrapping up approvals of a large subdivision called Timnath Landing, also now known as Timnath Lakes, which will bring a total of 1,400 new homes to Timnath on 500 acres.
New homebuyers at the Liberty Draw neighborhood in Evans appear to prefer single-family homes to townhomes, based on a request from homebuilder Baessler Homes to the Evans City Council.
Spring Hill has been planned since 2021 to bring a variety of residential units to town on 299 acres south of Colorado Highway 52 and west of Weld County Road 3. The project is still in staff review and has not been fully approved.
Timnath town planners next week will hear a developer’s proposal for a 76-acre housing development with large lots near Timnath Reservoir.
The new Mirasol neighborhood directly north of the Adams County Justice Center is slated for homes, apartments, commercial lots and parks on about 156 acres, according to a subdivision plan.
Cobblestone is immediately west of UCHealth Greeley Hospital and the St. Michaels neighborhood on the southwest side of U.S. Highway 34 Bypass and 71st Avenue. The project is planned on 149.6 acres to be divided into 472 lots, divided between high- and low-density residential.
Construction began in July on the new AutoZone store at 6727 W. 10th St., immediately east of the incoming Valvoline oil-change facility, which also is undergoing construction.
The University of Colorado recently broke ground on its new chemistry and applied mathematics, or CHAP, facility, a 139,000-square-foot building in Boulder that CU hopes to complete by 2027.
Developer and owner Tri Pointe Homes, represented by Dan Galasso, is expected to build 68 attached single-family homes. The parcel also includes a 6-acre lot set aside for future commercial use, according to a Firestone staff report.
The long-vacant space west of Greeley’s western-most fire station at 69th Avenue and 10th Street is coming to life after a two -year pre-construction planning period.
Greenwood Village-based Galloway & Co. Inc., armed with a July 15 final zoning approval for a planned unit development from the Greeley City Council, will build 424 single-family one- to three-bedroom homes in a project called The Village at Greeley on 49 acres at the northwest corner of 71st Avenue and 29th Street.
The High Pointe Business Park in west Greeley is about to see some new life at the tail end. Roche Constructors Inc., which owns the business park at Colorado Highway 257 and U.S. Highway 34 through its Golden Eye Investments Inc., has proposed building a 31,000-square-foot industrial building at the park, in a project called Snow Owl 3.
Guardian Storage LLC has asked Superior to annex and zone a vacant, roughly 4.5-acre parcel of unincorporated Boulder County into the town to facilitate an expansion of the existing, adjacent Guardian site at 1555 S. 76th St.
Neighbors in Dacono got a first look Monday at a proposal for a planned unit development known as Alpine Meadows on a 208.97-acre property formerly known as the Stonebraker Subdivision.
A pair of modestly sized industrial buildings are planned on a vacant tract within Louisville’s Colorado Technology Center business park.