Two new multifamily projects proposed for Fort Collins

ByTommy Wood
FORT COLLINS — Two new multifamily residential projects that could bring 200 more units onto the market went through concept review with the Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Board last week. The larger of the two projects is a potential seven-building, 180-unit development on a nine-acre portion of the Timberline...

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