Business owners for the new Eastbridge Town Center are already neighbors. With construction to start soon and opening scheduled for late summer or early fall, they share their excitement about working together to create the new town center.
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Denver’s New Condo Law
The Denver City Council has approved a condo construction defects ordinance with the goal of having more multi-unit for-sale dwellings on the market.
Proposed Urban Walkway to Promote Culture, Health, Community
An “urban art trail” is proposed for Park Hill, with plans to eventually connect to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Denver Zoo.
CAB Supports Pursuing a Cycle Track on 26th Ave.
There is consideration for a “cycle track” on the south side of 26th Avenue from Westerly Creek to Moline Street.
Affordable Housing Goals a Hot Topic as Stapleton Approaches Buildout
Members of the Citizens Advisory Board are concerned Forest City is not on pace to fulfill its obligation for affordable housing throughout Stapleton—but plans for an 800+ neighborhood north of 56th show ten percent of for-sale homes will be affordable.
Stanley Marketplace Announces Beauty Bar & Gourmet Food Market
Stanley Marketplace at 25th and Dayton will include a beauty bar, gourmet market, and many more local businesses. Search Stanley Marketplace for more businesses.
Affordable, Sustainable Homes Fit with the Vision for Stapleton
“Someone needs to step up and make these things happen, so we’re motivated by that … It’s a daunting task to build a great community that … includes homes people can be proud of, that provide stability and the ability to thrive.”
Navigating Sand Creek Trail
So close yet so far. That might summarize where things stand today with the Denver portion of the Sand Creek Regional Greenway trail.
Indoor Climbing in Stapleton
Plans for First Neighborhood N. of 56th
Forest City representatives presented a preliminary site plan for the first phase of Section 10 in the northernmost part of Stapleton
