Indiana-based multifamily residential developer The Garrett Cos. plans to build a 224-unit garden-style apartment community at 245 Bountiful Ave. in Longmont, near the Costco Wholesale Corp. (Nasdaq: COST) warehouse store. The one-, two- and three-bedroom units will be spread across one four-story and 10 two-story buildings designed by architect Humphreys & Partners.
A new apartment complex for University of Colorado students is planned for the northwest corner of Baseline Road and 30th Street near the Williams Village student-housing community. Dubbed Hub Baseline, the project proposes to demolish several existing commercial and multifamily buildings at and around 2995 Baseline Road and replace them with 100 rental units spread…
The four-building project will eventually feature 200 units — a second phase is set to wrap up construction in December — that include studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. Each building is about 58,000 square feet and the clubhouse is 6,388 square feet.
Property owners W.W. Reynolds Cos. and architect Coburn Development Inc. have submitted plans for 5400 Airport Blvd., a roughly 8-acre that currently houses several commercial buildings and is surrounded by LakeCentre business park, that include 203 apartments and 4,000 square feet of amenity space across seven three- and four-story buildings, according to a Boulder planning…
Dallas-based Landsea Homes Corp. (Nasdaq: LSEA) has closed on the first 34 of 132 finished homesites in the new Cordovan community in Firestone.
Fort Collins city planners on April 3 were to get a look at a developer’s plans for 30 rowhouse-style three-bedroom townhomes west of College Avenue and a half-mile south of Trilby Road. Fort Collins to review plan for 30 rowhouses
A development team, led by 3699 West 73rd Ave LLC, an entity registered to the Wheat Ridge address of Eagle Environmental Consulting, aims to build rental eight units at 3699 73rd Ave., the current site of a vacant office building built in 1964. The City of Westminster has approved the project.
HousePad, a public-private affordable-housing partnership between Vertikal LLC and the city of Longmont, is expected to total about 185 total homes. It is planned for about 16 acres on Bountiful Avenue and Harvest Moon Drive that were acquired by the city as part of a multi-party deal that incentivized Costco Wholesale Corp. to build its…
The 185-unit Vertikal LLC project on Bountiful Avenue — the first phase includes 52 homes — came about as a result of a land deal between the City of Longmont, Diamond G Concrete Co. and Costco Wholesale Corp. (Nasdaq: COST) that was part of a public-private partnership that incentivized Costco to build a superstore in…
Steel Ranch Overlook LLC, an entity registered by local developer David Waldner to an office address in Longmont, and Toll Brothers Inc., has applied for entitlements to build 87 townhomes and rowhomes on 5.8 vacant acres at the southwest corner of Paschal Drive and Colorado Highway 42.
Fox Run Development LLC has applied to the City of Greeley to build up to 160 apartments on 5.9 acres off of 59th Avenue and 13th Street. This would be the final construction project on the Fox Run acreage off of 59th Avenue in Greeley.
Austin-based LV Collective has submitted a proposal to redevelop the site at 1100 28th Street near the University of Colorado campus — currently home to several small retail storefront, office spaces and apartments — into student apartments.
Ogilvie Properties has proposed a 192-unit aparment and townhome complex in west Greeley in what is called Union Crossing. The project is located on an 8-acre parcel on the now vacant HP property at 69th Avenue and 10th Street. Commercial uses are planned for the lots lining 10th Street, but the apartment complex will be…
Local developer Markel Homes Construction Co. plans to build a predominantly residential project in a mostly commercial part of Boulder near the Boulder Municipal Airport. The project, referred to in Boulder planning documents as both Lakecentre and Boulder Multifamily Airport Boulevard, calls for “170 attached dwelling units, a community building, and approximately 10,000 square-feet of…
A company affiliated with Longmont developer Richard Groves has applied for annexation of a swath of unincorporated Boulder County 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.
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.
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.
Located on about three-quarters of an acre donated by the Heart of Longmont United Methodist Church at 350 11th Ave., the plan for Wesley Townhomes calls for 11 two- and three-bedroom units and a multipurpose room. The units would be rented to residents who earn less than 30% or 40% of Longmont’s area median income.