City planners got a first look Thursday at a proposal that would demolish a 60-year-old fraternity house across from Canvas Stadium on the Colorado State University campus and replace it with a five-story building containing student-targeted residential spaces and a new home for the frat.
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.
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.
Developers of the third and final phase of The Edge, the Loveland Housing Authority’s affordable-housing complex that began as an option for those displaced by a fire and flood, are topping out two of the final buildings.
Indiana-based multifamily residential developer The Garrett Cos. plans to build a 224-unit garden-style apartment community at 245 Bountiful Ave. in Longmont, near the Costco Wholesale Corp. (Nasdaq: COST) warehouse store.
A Fort Collins-based investment and development company plans to complete the Lupton Village Conceptual Plan with an apartment complex called The Landings at Fort Lupton
A new apartment complex for University of Colorado students is planned for the northwest corner of Baseline Road and 30th Street near the Williams Village student-housing community.
Atlanta-headquartered developer Wood Partners recently broke ground on Alta Flatirons, an apartment community in the heart of Downtown Superior.
Pre-leasing has begun at Martin, an apartment complex under construction at 100 E. Second Ave. in Longmont, with the first units expected to be complete by August.
A few months after a controversial rezone of the former Hewlett-Packard Co. property just north of Westridge Academy, a developer has filed plans with the City of Greeley to build 396 apartments.
Six three-story apartment buildings are rising behind the Target store in southwest Longmont, and the first is expected to open in July.
A conceptual plan for development on an Airport Boulevard site in Boulder where commercial buildings were previously proposed now calls for the construction of apartments.
Northern Colorado’s residential building boom is alive in the city of Evans, with new residential subdivisions and apartment complexes coming out of the ground. The latest on the books is a 120-unit complex planned for the south side of town.
Although the plan remains in a very preliminary stage, Fort Collins city planners will get a look next Wednesday at a developer’s plan for a four-story, 135-unit affordable-housing building on 3.69 acres on the city’s north side.
If it can win some state funding next month, a 129-year-old nonprofit will launch its plan to build a four-story, 45-unit affordable-housing development for seniors age 55 and older in south Fort Collins.
Ulysses Development Group has secured financing for its Harvest Hill affordable-housing community and expects to break ground in June, with completion anticipated in spring 2027.
While construction is ongoing at the Union Colony West subdivision in West Greeley, the developer also has recently submitted plans for a 166-unit apartment complex called Prairie Hawk Apartments, which will be buffered by nine commercial lots surrounding the apartments along 83rd Avenue and 10th Street (U.S. Highway 34 Business).
A pair of developers propose bringing medium-density living to a small, 1-acre pocket of land in the Maplewood Subdivision, but area residents have fought against it.
