Developers of a proposed four-story apartment building in midtown Fort Collins, first considered four years ago, hope to get a boost from city planners at a preliminary design review session this month.
After years of delays, apartments that were previously scheduled to be built in a vacant lot in downtown Greeley are finally moving forward.
Crowne at 2534 will include 285 units, with amenities including energy-efficient washers and dryers, electric-vehicle chargers, garages, controlled building access, bike storage, elevators and a media lounge.
The Beck Group and JAFT Development Ltd. have submitted conceptual plans for Northridge at Park Centre, a 122-unit independent senior-living community on a 6.8-acre parcel at the southwest corner of West 122nd Avenue and Park Centre Drive.
BOULDER — Boulder officials this week have an opportunity to review plans from a Texas developer to build a new student-housing complex at 1100 28th St. near the University of Colorado campus. Austin, Texas-based LV Collective has submitted a proposal to redevelop the site — currently home to several small retail storefront, office spaces and…
FORT COLLINS — It could be at least another year before a 116-unit apartment complex first proposed 10 years ago finally begins to rise in south Fort Collins. Developers of the proposed Brick Stone Apartments, near the southeast corner of Harmony Road and College Avenue, will come before the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission Feb….
WINDSOR — The Windsor Town Board has overwhelmingly approved rezoning of a 173-acre property off of Colorado Highway 257 west of Windsor Lake. Overland 368 is a planned development that will bring almost 800 more living units to Windsor. The development has been planned since 2020, but more recently went through a zoning change to…
LONGMONT — After a roughly four-hour public hearing and quite a bit of procedural confusion from elected officials, the Longmont City Council delayed a decision Tuesday night on a controversial annexation and residential development proposal on Quail Road. The issue will be back before Longmont leaders on Feb. 4, when the City Council is expected…
The Loveland Planning Commission voted 6-1 Monday to amend the Legacy Crossing planned unit development to allow the Loveland Housing Authority — in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity, Mission Homes and the nonprofit Impact Development — to begin building the mix of standard single-family homes, cottages, duplexes and apartments on 74 acres at the southeast corner of 57th Street and Taft Avenue, adjacent to Crossroads Church.
Ogilvie Properties brought the Union Crossing proposal to the commission on Jan. 14. The commission approved the project on a 5-0 vote.
Local developer Markel Homes Construction Co. plans to build a predominantly residential project in a mostly commercial part of Boulder near the Boulder Municipal Airport.
A developer is planning 773 residential units along with retail space on 27.5 acres of vacant land near a Regional Transportation District multimodal transit station.
Officials in Westminster are working with Volker Development Inc. on a plan to sell a downtown plot of city-owned land to the company for $1 and provide fee waivers and rebates to incentivize development of an affordable-housing community for seniors.
A local developer has applied for annexation of a swath of unincorporated Boulder County land just north of Longmont city limits in the hopes that the parcel could be combined with an adjacent, already annexed site and developed into a mostly residential community.
Aiming to add more affordable living spaces, the Loveland Housing Authority on Tuesday broke ground for the $25.5 million third and final phase of The Edge apartment complex.
The International Crossroads apartment complex, a Boulder rental community operated by Horizons International and located adjacent to the University of Colorado, could be demolished and replaced with a larger student-housing development.
Developers of a third and final phase of an affordable-housing complex that began as an option for those displaced from the High Park fire will break ground on Dec 10 in Loveland.
A student-oriented, market-rate apartment project in midtown Fort Collins that was abandoned after construction had begun will have new life with a new name and a new developer.