They call this TOD, but it looks merely transit-adjacent to me. The giant parking lot is forgivable at this early stage, but facing the parking lot towards the light rail station and making transit users walk around it to get to the building is not. Orienting the building to face away from the transit station
by definition is not transit-oriented.
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Originally Posted by Denver Post
Goldman Sachs grabs majority share in Denver office building
Southeast Denver's still-tight market for office space and looser investor purse strings have helped draw Goldman Sachs to a project with light-rail at its doorstep.
The New York investment bank will take a majority share in One Belleview Station, an office building expected to break ground in December
When it opens in April 2016, the $90 million building, part of the master-planned Belleview Station transit-oriented development, will feature 290,000 square feet of class A office space. The project is near the Belleview light-rail station, near the intersection of East Belleview Avenue and Interstate 25.
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The LRT station is 1 block north:
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