New Development Projects in Cherry Creek!

Big development changes are coming to Cherry Creek! Over the next five years, six new development projects have either been started or announced. The developments will include a mix of office space, retail, and residences.

Projects currently under construction include 250 Columbine (office & retail), Filmore Residences (Apartments), and Adolf Coors Foundation Headquarters (office & retail).

Additional projects have been announced at 245 Columbine (mixed use), 100 Saint Paul Street (office & retail), and Steele Creek (Apartments).

Luxury living at its best! Modern architecture, loads of amenities, and spectacular views from roof top decks provide an upscale experience. Cutting edge office spaces, high-end retail shops and lavish apartments will give residents and visitors the best the Cherry Creek area has to offer.

See more project details at http://dmcar.com/

UNIVERSITY PARK ROW HOMES: An amazing new development between D.U. and Observatory Park

Designed and constructed by Sprocket Design-Build, the University Park Row Homes are located at 2170-2180 South Josephine Street, one block east of D.U. There are 12 townhomes ranging 1,331 - 1,354 square feet, and each townhome has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, an outdoor deck off the master suite, and a 2 car attached garage with storage area. Prices start at $399,000.

These stylish living spaces emphasize light and volume with open floor plans, oversized windows, and vaulted ceilings. Each plan’s interior palette has been created by noted Denver interior design firm MCdesign, and feature hardwood entries, stainless steel Bosch Appliances, and Chroma stone slab countertops. Each row home also has a private deck ranging in size from 137- 186 square feet and are pre-wired for outdoor speakers and plumbed for water and BBQ gas grills, making them perfect for outdoor entertaining.

University Park Row Homes effortlessly mixes the charm of a college town, the convenience of a central location, and the serenity of a traditional neighborhood where lovely historic homes and mature shade trees line picturesque streets.

For more information visit: UniversityParkRow.com

Denver’s Revitalization of its Poorest Neighborhoods is in full swing.

Among the Mayor’s future plans for Denver, includes the revitalization and better connection to the city for some of Denver’s outlying and often forgotten neighborhoods. The city has created a plan for the Sun Valley neighborhood which will transform it into a Denver jewel.

Located on Denver's west side, the Sun Valley neighborhood sits near Sports Authority Field between Federal Boulevard and the South Platte River. Ninety percent of its 1,500 residents live in subsidized housing, where the median household income is only $8,000 a year. Denver’s west side will receive more attention with the expansion of the light rail’s West Rail Line. City planners, along with, the Denver Housing Authority, have spent more than a year creating the Decatur-Federal Station Area Plan, which focuses on the development of the area a half-mile around the station.

The goal is to encourage the current diversity of the neighborhood while reconnecting it with the rest of the city. The city will build a community that is bicycle and pedestrian friendly which draws businesses, as well as residents.

If you’re interested in learning more about this revitalization plan go to: http://www.denverpost.com/ci_23066719/city-plan-looks-revitalize-denvers-poorest-neighborhood

More New Development in LoHi!

Inside Real Estate News reports that the Denver-based development company Simpson Housing LLC has paid a record price for land at a key site in the trendy Lower Highland neighborhood.

The site located at 17th and Boulder streets will be renamed Studio17 LoHi. The property will include 138 structured underground parking space, 110 storage units and a rooftop deck with dramatic and panoramic views of downtown Denver’s skyline. The cost?? $15 million to construct.

For more information visit: http://insiderealestatenews.com/2013/08/11/simpson-pays-record-price-for-lohi-land/