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Old Posted Feb 25, 2022, 5:08 AM
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Rare Condo Development in City Park West Launches Sales
February 22, 2022 - Mile High CRE


Courtesy of Studio PBA via Mile High CRE

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Located at 1601 Park Ave in City Park West, The Arbory, a five-story condominium development, offers 41 for-sale condos ranging from urban one-bedrooms to two-bedroom penthouses.

The property is being brought to market by Generation Development, a local Denver developer. Generation Development focuses on acquiring and developing for-sale condominiums in iconic neighborhoods throughout the Denver Metro area. “As one of the only new-construction condominium projects in Denver right now, coupled with its City Park West location, diverse floorplans and attainable price points, The Arbory is a truly unique opportunity in this real estate market.”
Interesting how they've decided to market these units.
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The sales process will begin by joining an interest list on The Arbory website followed by invitations to education events for interested buyers on March 10, March 24 and April 7. Potential buyers may then schedule sales appointments between April 14 and May 1 and contracts may be taken starting May 5. Closings are scheduled to take place in mid-September once construction is complete.
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Nice! I'm excited for that 21st Street corridor. I took this photo while parked the other day. X2 is going to be pretty imposing when complete.
how much I like this photo of X2. Although, in my minds eye its was the street scene that I especially liked.
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Old Posted Feb 25, 2022, 11:11 PM
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Anyone want to do some skyline renderings with the latest 650 17th proposal? Particularly from the mile high cam (hate that view) and other perspectives?

I did see the one before, but now we have a rendering and would be awesome to see from different perspectives
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Old Posted Feb 28, 2022, 4:34 PM
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Some information on a couple of new projects:

A new concept plan has been submitted for 1001 Lincoln, which is the old Gart office building:

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16 Story, 207 unit apartment building with 209 parking stalls and 9,000sf of indoor amenity space, 2500sf rooftop pool deck and 1700sf elevated outdoor courtyard.
The prospective developer is listed as Laramar. The architect is KTGY.


BusinessDen posted a rendering of the proposed eight story apartment building at 6th and Bannock by Mill Creek Residential:



219 units are proposed.
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Old Posted Feb 28, 2022, 4:50 PM
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A rendering of the proposed tower planned for 650 17th Street:



Per BusinessDen, Greystar is the proposed developer and the architect is Ziegler Cooper. 342 units are proposed. 573 feet in height.
This is beautiful. It may not be the 81-floor supertall that was proposed years ago, but this is easily the next best thing.

I know that plans change during construction, but if the finished product looks anything like the render, this could be the best-looking skyscraper in the city (or at least up there with 1144 15th or 1999 Broadway).
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For those who are interested, the Denver City Council redistricting process appears to now be underway. There are currently 6 Council Sponsored Draft Maps available to view.
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Old Posted Feb 28, 2022, 6:10 PM
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A new concept plan has been submitted for 1001 Lincoln, which is the old Gart office building:

The prospective developer is listed as Laramar. The architect is KTGY.
This is a name I haven't heard about in some time but I recognized it. Quick check shows they've been around for 30 years with offices in Denver and Chicago.


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This is beautiful. It may not be the 81-floor supertall that was proposed years ago, but this is easily the next best thing.

I know that plans change during construction, but if the finished product looks anything like the render, this could be the best-looking skyscraper in the city (or at least up there with 1144 15th or 1999 Broadway).
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Old Posted Feb 28, 2022, 6:19 PM
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Anyone want to do some skyline renderings with the latest 650 17th proposal? Particularly from the mile high cam (hate that view) and other perspectives?

I did see the one before, but now we have a rendering and would be awesome to see from different perspectives
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Old Posted Feb 28, 2022, 8:30 PM
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Oof I can try. It's a bit tricky to take this rendering from this perspective and make it on the skyline. I can easily update the massing on Google Earth though and get some different perspectives though!
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For those who are interested, the Denver City Council redistricting process appears to now be underway. There are currently 6 Council Sponsored Draft Maps available to view.
I thought I moved out of Candi's district, but one of these maps shows her advancing on me. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
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Old Posted Feb 28, 2022, 10:43 PM
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I thought I moved out of Candi's district, but one of these maps shows her advancing on me. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
I hope you stay safe. Think of those that are left behind, with no hope of either getting out of her district or her district not encompassing our house.
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This is beautiful. It may not be the 81-floor supertall that was proposed years ago, but this is easily the next best thing.

I know that plans change during construction, but if the finished product looks anything like the render, this could be the best-looking skyscraper in the city (or at least up there with 1144 15th or 1999 Broadway).

The 81-story tower was proposed by a novice developer who hadn't done anything bigger than townhomes and building rehabs. This tower is being proposed by a deep-pocketed national developer that is bullish on Denver and is very familiar with this market. I'd say the chances of this one happening are pretty strong.
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Old Posted Mar 1, 2022, 2:21 AM
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I hope you stay safe. Think of those that are left behind, with no hope of either getting out of her district or her district not encompassing our house.
I'm so sorry. I am safe here - my only options are Clark or Hinds. The notion of Candi coming all the way down here... well... think Putin in Kyiv. Sorry, Kiev.
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Oof I can try. It's a bit tricky to take this rendering from this perspective and make it on the skyline. I can easily update the massing on Google Earth though and get some different perspectives though!
Massing from different perspectives is perfectly fine by me! Appreciate it.
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Old Posted Mar 1, 2022, 8:24 PM
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Here's the massing and site design package for Urban Villages' 30-story residential project at 1149 Bannock. Tentatively called HIVE with 234 units:

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There are two other projects that Urban Villages is looking at as well: the previously mentioned ~25-30 story residential/hotel tower at 1199 Bannock called ACU and, sandwiched between the two towers, a 12-story office tower called Pollinator
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Speaking of retail: Does anyone know when and if all the Market Station retail units will be filled? My wife and I walked around it last night and maybe 10% of the retail spaces had tenants. Market Station would be like the Denver Pavilions if it was full but I'm curious if the market will support that much retail in a very retail dense area
Walked through it today and it looks like 3-4 of the interior spaced are getting some tenant finishes done. Hopefully leasing is accelerating there.

Lotta retail upheaval downtown right now, but it appears that the foot traffic is really starting to return as additional offices open back up.
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Okie dokie! It's the blue building except for the City Park / CPW views. Blue because it's a blue building, yellow, so you can see it. Amazing it's going to actually be seen from City Park!

Golden Triangle:



Lincoln Park:



Speer & Zuni (bye Cashie):



Uptown:



Five Points:



City of Cuernavaca Park:



City Park West:



City Park:

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Thanks Ryan D! Looks good in most perspectives. It's kind of too bad it hides the Cash Register from the Speer overlook.
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Old Posted Mar 1, 2022, 8:52 PM
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RyanD, do you have one from the "Mile Hi cam"? (Mile High Stadium) That perspective is used a lot with the media.
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Kind of like this, yeah?

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Old Posted Mar 1, 2022, 11:10 PM
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Close enough. The cam regularly used is a little more north toward that micro suites apartment building. I appreciate you doing this to give us an idea of what to expect!
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