StarRise Apartments to house chronically homeless

ByChristopher Wood September 12, 2024September 12, 2024

GREELEY — Developers of the planned StarRise Apartments in downtown Greeley have pulled a building permit for the project that broke ground in June. The 58-unit apartment complex is planned as a building to help the chronically homeless get into permanent housing at First Street and Ninth Avenue south of...

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