DENVER | Main Development Thread #6

[awholeparade]

There was an up-zoning for that area of Blake, along the rail corridor.

[Keesy9]

Originally Posted by Fritzdude

First of all - this is a lot of data to digest. The 2nd thing I noticed is that RiverNorth is blowing up. Blake Street will be getting a lot of love in the next few years, as well as Walnut and Larimer. The big box stores (I mean rentals) will be situated on Brighton, but overall this seems like a great start. I included some questions and comments on several projects below.

I pulled all of the projects of the Excel sheet in the bottom right:

https://www.denvergov.org/content/denver...-find-/site-development-plan-review.html

I found a few other things:

2800 Walnut

http://x.lnimg.com/attachments/2EA85F83-8251-4C4A-A009-44359BB25B7F.pdf

Brooklyn Boulder's moving to 3320 Walnut

http://www.businessden.com/2016/08/01/brooklyn-climbing-gym-plants-feet-in-denver/

3350 Blake

http://x.lnimg.com/attachments/F15DAB87-5A1B-42FB-A100-CC402C0F5C43.pdf

29th & Larimer

http://x.lnimg.com/attachments/07B4FD2F-2A78-4667-9489-428495333B10.pdf

[semiurban]

You have a great eye Pablosan, thanks for the pics!

[Fritzdude]

Originally Posted by Keesy9

29th & Larimer

http://x.lnimg.com/attachments/07B4FD2F-2A78-4667-9489-428495333B10.pdf

This looks like it'll actually be closer to 30th and Larimer. Excellent project since it's re-habing an historical building on site. See current google pic:

[TheNightfly]

Originally Posted by wong21fr

If it's a Geller project, then I don't expect shit to happen.

Now if he's actually sold the land to someone who, I don't know, actually builds things then maybe it's a different story.

No kidding. Geller is like the slumlord of surface parking lots. He's at least tried to be relevant in the new construction scene here but can't get it done. Kind of like Callahan CP.

Mic dropped.

[rds70]

2016PM0000773 - Paradise Tower

This project is at 650 17th Street, the parking lot at 17th and California.

[rds70]

Some other projects:

2016PM000768 - 3900 Blake: 16 stories with 196 apartments and 208 room hotel

2016PM000762 - 3911 Walnut: 16 stories with 462 apartments and 16,200 square feet of retail

[Fritzdude]

Originally Posted by rds70

Some other projects:

2016PM000768 - 3900 Blake: 16 stories with 196 apartments and 208 room hotel

2016PM000762 - 3911 Walnut: 16 stories with 462 apartments and 16,200 square feet of retail

This would be the second and third buildings within a few blocks of the rail station on Blake which would be 16 stories. RiNo is definitely going to have a new look and feel within a few years.

[RyanD]

I was out in Cherry Creek shooting some projects for DenverInfill. Captured these beauties:

1144 is crawling up on the skyline:




A whole lotta tower:

[comoneymaker]

What does 1776 Curtis Street look like right now? How many floors is it up to?

[RyanD]

Probably a floor or two taller than this. I took this December 18th.

[guppyflyer]

Originally Posted by comoneymaker

What does 1776 Curtis Street look like right now? How many floors is it up to?

Webcam

[CastleScott]

^ Looks like from the webcam that there's just about 11 or twelve more floors to go til top-off (if the mechanical floor is 29).

[RyanD]

First residential / retail project going up in the 9th and Colorado Development:

Block 7S

[Stonemans_rowJ]

Originally Posted by RyanD

First residential / retail project going up in the 9th and Colorado Development:

Block 7S

Where does that skybridge connect to?

[PLANSIT]

Originally Posted by Stonemans_rowJ

Where does that skybridge connect to?

Parking garage.

[COtoOC]

Originally Posted by Stonemans_rowJ

Where does that skybridge connect to?

This will look nice. Seems so odd for this to be empty since the old building went down.

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[rds70]

It looks like the Hilton Garden Inn at 20th and Chestnut is finally under construction.

The tower crane is up for the 155 Steele condos in Cherry Creek.

[EngiNerd]

Originally Posted by rds70

It looks like the Hilton Garden Inn at 20th and Chestnut is finally under construction.

The tower crane is up for the 155 Steele condos in Cherry Creek.

The HGI is the last private parcel in the CPV right?

Is this still the latest rendering we have?


edit: The contractor's website also shows this one