A developer is seeking land-use approval for a project in Dacono that the company believes should be classified as a warehouse but town planners consider to be a self-storage facility.
Town officials hope that the opening of a 52-acre Scotts Miracle-Gro (NYSE: SMG) facility will help put Lochbuie on the map.
An agricultural products company in northwest Greeley plans to add close to 3,000 square feet of warehouse and employee space onto its site.
A 46.9-acre parcel on the northeast corner of Interstate 25 and Mulberry Street that was originally proposed for annexation and development in late 2022 is back in the development-review crosshairs in Fort Collins.
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.
Three flex-industrial buildings expected to total about 380,000 square feet are being proposed for a vacant, roughly 28-acre tract in Westminster.
A Denver developer and investor is planning to build a flex-industrial building in Broomfield near the Interlocken business park and the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport.
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.
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.
A pair of modestly sized industrial buildings are planned on a vacant tract within Louisville’s Colorado Technology Center business park.
Ryan Cos. US Inc. recently finished construction of Northwest Commerce Center, an industrial project in Broomfield that the developer built in partnership with PGIM Real Estate, the real estate investment and financing arm of Prudential Financial Inc.
With final approval from Fort Collins’ Planning and Zoning Commission on March 26, a two-phase self-storage and mini-warehouse facility soon will rise northeast of the intersection of Interstate 25 and East Prospect Road.
A national cement company has proposed a transloading facility for rail to truck movement of dry cement and similar materials on a 2-acre site in southwest Evans.
Bison Ridge Construction LLC, has filed plans with the city to create the lot at 15050 Weld County Road 66, in northwest Greeley. At present, there is an existing home on the property that is planned to be used in the business operations. The site is at the corner of 59th Avenue and AA Street.
A Greeley warehouse and industrial building owner plans to add an additional 6,540 square feet to a building in southwest Greeley to accommodate an environmental and energy testing company called Southern Petroleum Laboratories Inc.
Westside Property Investment Co. has proposed annexing almost 300 acres into the City of Fort Lupton to market it as a light-industrial area to include data centers, warehousing and manufacturing.
A planned unit development amendment will be reviewed Thursday by Louisville planning officials that, if approved, would allow for the construction of a new flex-industrial building in the Colorado Technology Center.
