“A Virginia-based apartment developer has purchased a block in RiNo for $15 million. AvalonBay Communities purchased 1185 26th St. in Denver — a 2.45-acre parcel that comprises the full block formed by Lawrence and Arapahoe streets, and 26th and 27th streets — last month, according to county records. An architect submitted a project concept … [Read more…]
“Carolyn Chavez has called Denver’s Sun Valley neighborhood home for 66 years. It’s where she raised six children, and eventually, five of her 10 grandchildren. For decades, she watched friends and family move elsewhere; neighborhood children go off to college or fall into the grips of addiction. She was there when the new Mile … [Read more…]
“The Denver Housing Authority is redeveloping a block-long apartment complex it owns along Curtis Park, a plan that includes renovating some of the existing structures while also selling off a portion of the site. The 3000 block of Stout and Champa streets is home to nine buildings, all dating to 1942, that together comprise … [Read more…]
“It’s called Vida at Sloan’s: 176 one-bedroom units with an activity facility, rooftop garden and commercial space on the ground floor. Tenants would pay one third of their gross income for rent. “It’s about a $64 million price tag on this building,” said Ryan Tobin, the director of Real Estate Development for the Denver … [Read more…]
“From I-25 turn left onto Mariposa Street at the local landmark known as the Lincoln Park Lounge. The block crunched between 8th and 9th avenues is crowded with two-bedroom starter homes that, today, rest in the shadows of something unexpected: Towering, LEED-certified townhomes, constructed with contemporary, natural wood façades and shiny steel, as part of … [Read more…]
“The Denver Housing Authority (DNA) is in the process of design the redevelopment for the 66 unit Platte Valley Homes which were built in 1943 between Stout and Champa and 30th to 31st Street.” read the entire article Barnhart, Mick. Curtis Park Neighbors Newsletter February 2017.
“THE MARIPOSA PROJECT WILL CREATE A TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT OF RETAIL, residential and commercial uses that will transform the community adjacent to the 10th and Osage light rail station. The 278-unit South Lincoln Homes will be replaced by 900 new apartments. The Denver Housing Authority is in the midst of a sweeping redevelopment spanning several … [Read more…]
“Life looks bleak at the intersection of 33rd and Arapahoe streets in Five Points. One corner is an empty lot filled with weeds. A dilapidated brick building stands on another. But by spring, the old brick building — a 19th-century horse barn that once served the Denver City Railway Co. — will be a hub … [Read more…]