With height exception approved, Draper Heartland project moves forward
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With height exception approved, Draper Heartland project moves forward

LOVELAND — The Loveland Planning Commission approved Tuesday night a height exception for the Draper Heartland project, clearing the way for the redevelopment of most of a block of Fourth Street in downtown. Sponsored Content BizWest presents the IQ Awards, recognizing innovative products and services – Registration is open! Register today for the IQ Awards, recognizing…

Hines, U-Haul parent plan separate Loveland projects after land buys
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Hines, U-Haul parent plan separate Loveland projects after land buys

LOVELAND — Hines Interests LP will develop two industrial buildings totaling 188,000 square feet, and U-Haul will build seven acres of do-it-yourself moving and storage facilities on Byrd Drive between Interstate 25 and the Northern Colorado Regional Airport after two land buys involving Martin Lind. Brands West Phase I LLC bought 19 acres on Oct….

In rare move, new industrial flex building coming to Boulder
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In rare move, new industrial flex building coming to Boulder

BOULDER — If all goes as planned, the Gunbarrel Technology Center could soon get a type of high-demand building that is rarely constructed in Boulder proper: a high-class industrial flex building.  Developer Freeman Myre is planning an 63,000-square-foot facility on 8.7 acres of vacant land at 0 Homestead Way, south of Winchester Circle and west…

Berthoud puts out RFQ for former town hall site
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Berthoud puts out RFQ for former town hall site

BERTHOUD — The town of Berthoud is seeking redevelopment concepts to convert its former town hall site at 328 Massachusetts Ave. into a mixed-use development that could become a hub for its downtown. “The Town believes that the property offers a unique opportunity to create an innovative gathering location,” Walt Elish, business development manager for…

New Greeley library aims to be “huge resource for the community”
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New Greeley library aims to be “huge resource for the community”

GREELEY — When the High Plains Library District’s new flagship downtown branch opens, library administrators are hoping to make it more than just a library. “We’re trying to create a joint library and innovation center,” said Matthew Hortt, executive director of the High Plains Library District. “We’ve dabbled in changing the way libraries are viewed,…

McWhinney proposes two new industrial buildings in North Park
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McWhinney proposes two new industrial buildings in North Park

BROOMFIELD — McWhinney’s is set to build the third and fourth out of five total industrial buildings in the first phase of its North Park industrial development, according to planning documents submitted to the city.  The buildings will be located along 160th Avenue, just east of Sheridan Boulevard, east of the existing first two buildings…

Trade@2534 industrial project breaks ground in Johnstown
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Trade@2534 industrial project breaks ground in Johnstown

JOHNSTOWN — United Properties Development LLC has broken ground its latest commercial project in Johnstown’s 2534 development: a three-building, 280,000-plus-square-foot industrial site called Trade@2534. The developer bought the 16.76 acre parcel on Ronald Reagan Boulevard where the project will be built last month for $3.65 million. Trade@2534 will include three Class A industrial buildings: Building…

Cleveland Station set for mid-July completion
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Cleveland Station set for mid-July completion

LOVELAND — Cleveland Station, the redevelopment and revitalization of a half block of Cleveland Avenue in downtown Loveland, is nearing completion and should be ready by mid-July, said Greg Fair, principal at The Colorado Group and the developer for the project. Cleveland Station encompasses the addresses 428-450 Cleveland Ave. The space once held the Loveland…

King Soopers, Quik Trip, Central Park highlight development activity in Firestone
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King Soopers, Quik Trip, Central Park highlight development activity in Firestone

FIRESTONE — After a strong 2020, development activity in Firestone has continued apace throughout the first quarter of 2021: Ground has broken on the town’s King Soopers expansion, the new town hall will be ready for occupancy by the fall, and new commercial tenants and developments are building up, highlighted by what will be the…

15 years in, Arista surges toward buildout
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15 years in, Arista surges toward buildout

BROOMFIELD — Tim Wiens and his full-service real estate firm, Wiens Real Estate Ventures LLC, purchased the land that would become Arista in six parcels in the early 2000s, when the more than 200 acres for the property were nearly vacant. The widened and lengthened 120th Avenue hadn’t been extended to cross U.S. Highway 36….

In Colorado, multifamily housing is a bull market
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In Colorado, multifamily housing is a bull market

The multifamily residential real estate market in Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley came to a sudden halt, along with the rest of the world, in March 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the United States and government lockdowns were imposed. One year later, however, it’s clear that the freeze was temporary. The multifamily…

Controversial residential project near Celestial Seasonings should clear site review in March
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Controversial residential project near Celestial Seasonings should clear site review in March

BOULDER — The controversial proposed residential development near Celestial Seasonings should be out of site review with the Boulder Planning Board by the second week of March, Lead Planner Elaine McLaughlin said. After site review, developers for the 230-unit project in Gunbarrel would have the opportunity to respond to planning staff comments before a public…