Atlanta-based builder Vista Residential Partners is likely to include on-site affordable housing at a residential project planned for a portion of unincorporated Boulder County that the developer hopes to have annexed into Longmont city limits.
The apartment complex boom in Northern Colorado may be slowing down, but not by much. Developers from Castle Rock have proposed a 228-unit complex in the Prospect Ridge development off of Prospect Road and Interstate 25.
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.
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.
The University of Colorado recently broke ground on its new chemistry and applied mathematics, or CHAP, facility, a 139,000-square-foot building in Boulder that CU hopes to complete by 2027.
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.
A pair of modestly sized industrial buildings are planned on a vacant tract within Louisville’s Colorado Technology Center business park.
A developer is planning to build about 31 townhomes in Downtown Westminster near 92nd Avenue and Harlan Street.
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 vacant 19.7-acre tract just east of Banner Fort Collins Medical Center in southeast Fort Collins could soon be home to a multi-building care facility for residents aged 55 and older that includes units and rooms for assisted living, memory care and independent living.
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.
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.
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.
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.