Work has finally begun on Boulder Housing Partners’ long-awaited Alpine-Balsam project in north Boulder, even though flood-mitigation work is first on the agenda before any buildings can rise on the 8.8-acre site.
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.
Mountain Brook, a 270-unit subdivision of single-family detached homes and townhomes, is expected to be completed by late next year in southwest Longmont, its developers say.
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.
Longmont City Council voted last week in favor of waiving city fees for the Wesley Townhomes affordable-housing project, which aims to provide rental units to people exiting homelessness.
Local builders are getting ready to develop the land between the Tointon Academy of Engineering and the Boomerang Golf Course into rental housing.
Saying “Fickel Farms Fifth Filing” five times fast may be a formidable feat, but the foundation of the fledgling filing is following a fast track to final fruition.
A plan for two three-story high-end townhome-style apartment buildings in north Fort Collins has been initially approved by the city’s development-review staff.
A deed-restricted attainable-housing development may rise on the 2.94-acre site of an existing recreational vehicle and boat storage yard in Louisville, and the City Council last week got a first look at the concept plan.
After several years and several iterations, a plan to build townhomes on the 2500 block of Spruce Street in Boulder is moving forward after city officials declined this month to call the project up for additional scrutiny.
A proposed 140-unit condominium complex that would include 30 deed-restricted “affordable” units for Habitat for Humanity will get a final look Thursday night by Fort Collins’ Planning and Zoning Commission.
The Lafayette Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting Friday for a 17-unit upscale townhome complex northeast of 95th Street and Arapahoe Road.’
Tenants began moving into a $20 million affordable-housing building in Longmont this week after workers added final touches on Monday.
The land surrounding Buc-ee’s is getting platted for development of housing, commercial and light-industrial uses in the future, which could ultimately see more than 36,000 daily trips in the area.