Upcoming Development in Central Park

11/01/2021  |  by Tracy Wolfer Osborne and Carol Roberts

In response to a request from the Central Park Community Advisory Board to learn of plans for remaining undeveloped properties in Central Park, Jim Chrisman, Senior Vice President of Brookfield Properties, presented the following information to the group on October 7, 2021.

 

Industrial by Brookfield

A 200,000 sq. ft. building and a 500,000 sq. ft. building, currently under construction (likely use: some combination of manufacturing, warehousing, distribution and storage)

Residential by Brookfield

Walk-up apartments

TBD by Feiner

Business by Hammes

Medical office building under construction

Residential by Brookfield

Apartments (north five acres of lot)

Residential by Mile Hi Properties

Income-qualified apartments (south two acres of lot)

Business by Evergreen

Runway North leases as of June 2021: Chili’s, PNC Bank, Raising Cane’s, SCL Health Medical Group, Go Church

Business by Evergreen

Runway South leases as of June 2021: QuikTrip (gas & convenience store), Brandt Hospitality Group (4-story hotel, 106 rooms), Superstar Car Wash

Business by United Properties

Credit Union of Colorado with full service, drive-up and ATM, expected to open late 2022

Mixed-use Residential & Business by Brookfield

Rental homes, townhomes, apartments, two-acre park, two-acres of income-qualified apartments, three acres of land for income-qualified apartments, five-acre retail center

Business by Sterling Road Properties

Parking

Residential by Brookfield

Walk-up apartments

Mixed-use Residential & Business by Brookfield

Walk-up apartments, potential hotel/office, ground-floor retail

Residential by Trammel Crow

Apartments (four stories, three acres, 301 units)

Residential by Brookfield

Walk-up apartments, rental townhomes

Residential by ReyLenn

Apartments (June 2020 announcement of the project said four stories, 307 units)

Business by FireTree Investments

Natural Grocers, retail, drugstore

Residential by Price Development

Apartments (five-stories, 288 units)

Residential by ReyLenn

Apartments (June 2020 announcement of the project said four stories, 246 units)

Residential by Northeast Denver Housing

Income-qualified apartments

Residential by CIM

For-sale townhomes

Note: Brookfield Properties makes no guarantees concerning future development of any remaining undeveloped sites.

2 Comments

  1. Kelly Taylor

    No groceries until every square inch of open space has either a building or parking lot built on it. Priorities.

    Reply
  2. GY

    Still the wait is on for a full service grocery store north of I-70. Truly a food desert with more and more housing built.

    Reply

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