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.
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.
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.
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.
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 developer is planning to build about 31 townhomes in Downtown Westminster near 92nd Avenue and Harlan Street.
Strata is a 420-acre mixed-use, master-planned community in Dacono east of Interstate 25, south of Colorado Highway 52 and north of Weld County Road 12.
Sweetgrass, by the Dacono Development Co., is west of Weld County Road 11, south of Weld County Road 10 and east of Interstate 25. Homes in the subdivision are expected to run from $285,000 to $500,000.
With the years-long planning and construction process in the rearview mirror, the Veterans Community Project is ready to fill its tiny home community in Longmont with residents ready for a chance at a better life.
The Dacono City Council in June unanimously approved the Grandview subdivision’s preliminary plans at the northwest corner of Holly Street (Weld County Road 15) and Grandview Boulevard (Weld County Road 12).
The company that brought the Westerly community to Erie, is back for round two. Southern Land Co. has planned a massive new development called North Westerly.
A Denver-based real estate investment and development company is seeking annexation of 63 acres into the Town of Berthoud, aiming to build 198 units of housing in a combination of attached and detached products in a “Broadmeadow” subdivision.
Dynamic Homes of Colorado Inc. plans to build 10 estate homes on 2.6-acre lots, on a plot of land on the southeast area of North 47th Avenue and Weld County Road 66 (AA Street) just southwest of Seeley Lake. The site has been used for agriculture for the past several years.