Fort Collins-based Bank of Colorado recently began construction of a new downtown Loveland branch. The 9.050-square-foot building, rising at 130 E. Third St., will replace the bank’s existing downtown Loveland location, which occupies the second floor of a multi-tenant building at 206 E. Fourth St. with limited office space, no drive‑up lanes and no dedicated…
Work has begun in east Loveland for a rebranded subdivision developed by a rebranded company. Horizontal construction started in December on Avenue South, the new name for Centerra South, the 140-acre project spearheaded by Realberry, the new name for McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc.
Trimble Hill is a planned 64-unit apartment complex situated at the mouth of the Big Thompson Canyon in west Loveland, just north of La Quinta Inn off of Cascade Avenue and U.S. Highway 34. The two-story buildings will each hold 16 1- to 2-bedroom apartment units.
The long-awaited entry of Bass Pro Shops into the crowded outdoor-oriented retail market along Interstate 25 near Loveland has become a reality, with ground broken this week for the 130,000-square-foot megastore.
A developer’s plan to add up to 2,277 housing units in the 150-acre Centerra South development won narrow final approval from the Loveland City Council. https://bizwest.com/2025/02/19/loveland-oks-centerra-south-plan-gives-first-nod-to-schmer-annexation/
The Loveland City Council’s final approval of the Schmer Farm annexation gave the green light to Evergreen DevCo Inc.’s partnership with Schmer Family Farm Inc. to build a 30-acre commercial development, potentially including the King Soopers and a gas station, on the northwest corner of the 119-year-old farm east of the Centerra South parcel and…
The Edge Phase III will include 66 new apartments in three three-story apartment buildings. The studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments will serve households with income from 30% to 60% of the Area Median Income. The new buildings complement the existing 139 apartments on the site which were constructed in two previous phases. An onsite community…
Approximately 26.5 acres of undeveloped land near Northern Colorado Regional Airport will be the site of a freight-transfer facility for Old Dominion Freight Line Inc., one of the largest North American “less-than-truckload” motor carriers.
The $280 million expansion project includes a new tower that will be built on the north side of the hospital, the creation of a cancer center, an expanded emergency department and additional imaging and cardiac spaces. When complete, the project will increase the hospital’s bed capacity from 191 to 287 with room to grow up…
Georgia-based Eagle Rock Distributing Co. is adding 222,647 square feet to its existing 124,800-square-foot facility at 3800 Clydesdale Parkway.
Construction by Toll Brothers is under way in the first of two filings of Hunters Run West after years of planning and problems. The project includes 451 homes.
Cardinal Glass is evaluating the feasibility of plans to attach a new 124,317-foot structure to the west of its 49,504-square-foot plant at 999 N. Van Buren Ave., which Minneapolis-based Cardinal purchased in 2011 and moved operations to Loveland from a plant in Salt Lake City.
A mixed-use redevelopment of most of a block in downtown Loveland, featuring residential units, retail space, a cafe and a fitness center. The development will incorporate and restore multiple vacant historic buildings, totaling 108,574 square feet and 96 units.
Proposed 10,000-square-foot, multi-tenant commercial and retail building within the Brands development.
Discovery Air has proposed an amendment to an approved site-development plan to complete construction of buildings A, B, C, F and G. Square footage once the project is complete will be 44,385 square feet of office space and 145,200 square feet of hangar space.
Berthoud-based TB Group plans to build up to 623 housing units in the Lakeview development on 155.9 vacant acres at the corner of Lake Shore Drive and Boyd Lake Avenue, east of Northern Colorado Regional Airport. The proposal calls for a mix of unit types, varying from four to 10 units per acre.
Water Valley Land Co. plans a new lifestyle retail development, which is slated to include 425,000 square feet of retail space, 426,500 square feet of office space, two hotels, a movie theater and 825 apartments.
