The Big Wonderful founder Josh Sampson describes his project this way: “It’s so much fun. Big fun. More fun. Ultimate fun.” Starting on May 21, the popular community marketplace will be held at The Stanley twice a month offering vendors, food trucks, family activities and live music.
A train/hotel combination gives local residents a new staycation option: travel the A-line commuter rail train to the new Westin DIA.
As adults, we like to say “age doesn’t matter” to avoid being stereotyped. To the people behind Roots Elementary School in northeast Park Hill, the same can be said for children.
Savory Spice Shop, the Velvet Wolf Boutique, and Empanada To-Go Shop will all locate in the Stanley Marketplace.
Construction is underway to restore Stapleton’s historic control tower building into Denver’s newest Punch Bowl Social restaurant and entertainment complex expected to open November 2016.
Flightline Ventures., the original developers of Stanley Marketplace, realized that with a growing budget and 50 tenants coming in, they needed a partner with complementary skills: Westfield Real Estate.
Construction on the Eastbridge Town Center is underway and the first tenants are expected to open shop in November.
A 63,000-square-foot senior living community will be built on a 1.5-acre site located at 2979 Uinta Street.
A new five-year, $25-million program will inspire kids to get outdoors and be the next generation of nature stewards.
Based on total home sales this year, Stapleton ranked fourth-best-selling master planned community in the country, up from sixth the prior year.
Construction of the Martin Luther King Boulevard extension from Havana Street to Peoria Street will begin in July or August.
After eight years of planning, development of the last neighborhood in Lowry is underway.
