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Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q18 Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q18 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Vibe, The 314 153 2 Henry, The 230 152 161 5 Avenida Lakewood 303 198 6 55 Resort Apartments at Water Valley 224 81 151 8 Hanover Platt Park 400 1 96 95 100 12 Springs at Sandstone Ranch 403 113 25 15 Modera River North 304 148 147 19 X at Sloan’s Lake Phase II 294 157 8 20 Encore Evans Station 165 69 146 21 Atelier at University Park 300 46 112 22 Patina Flats at the Foundry 397 113 Watermark at First Creek Phase II 206 64 24 Firestone Meadows Apartment Homes 161 114 21 Fitzsimons Phase II 253 38 25 1880 Little Raven 264 115 Alta Fitzsimons 294 99 150 188 114 116 Citadel on Colfax 300 27 Bucking Horse 400 2 47 115 94 28 Watermark on Twenty Mile 424 117 99 South Broadway 232 35 210 116 118 Cherokee Flats 139 85 49 22 29 Pelican Bluff 338 252 140 186 30 St Paul Collection 97 119 Gates Rubber Plant Redevelopment 200 31 Meadows, The 277 120 4105 East Warren Avenue 52 162 121 Alpenhaus Redevelopment 92 185 126 208 32 Legacy on the Promenade 140 92 66 217 33 Westwood Green 180 122 Village at Centennial 203 191 80 34 Broadstone Montane 129 126 Argenta 207 194 209 127 Shadow Ridge at Southlands Phase II 50 119 195 35 Parq at Iliff Station 50 12 216 36 Forum at Fitzsimons, The 252 129 Heckendorf Ranch 155 5 75 140 Jody Redevelopment 63 37 Mint Town Center 240 189 6 38 Ridge at Wheatlands 398 141 Walnut Street Lofts 65 67 121 193 142 Zia Sunnyside 299 21 118 192 Total Lease-Up 6,684 120 211 41 Modera West Wash Park 241 143 Atlantis Community 60 36 Total Lease-Up 6,596 28 42 Camden RiNo 232 200 212 43 355 Logan Street 171 146 Clear Creek Crossing 250 46 West End 38 165 147 Haskins Station 288 47 Lakewood Heights at Sloans Lake 200 148 Traxs at Ward 200 48 Jefferson View 248 150 Edgewater Village 100 199 49 Block 7E 314 151 Clear Creek Transit Village 1,125 53 17th & Pearl 316 152 Midtown at Clear Creek 270 54 Parq on Speer 302 153 Westminster Station Mixed Use 123 202 56 Park 17 190 154 3090 North Downing Street 50 93 57 Luxe at Mile High 382 155 3701 North Marion Street 50 207 58 Residence at Sloan's Lake 253 156 3770 Walnut Street 161 127 59 Palmer, The 252 157 48th Street & Race Street 560 203 122 61 Apartment Homes at Market Station 225 158 Broadstone Uptown 116 32 29 62 Springs at Eagle Bend 280 159 Broadstone Uptown West 107 64 Corners at Wheat Ridge, The 230 160 Denver Rock Drill Silo 180 201 89 65 Radiant 329 161 High Point 300 62 66 Encore at Boulevard One 347 162 West 6th Avenue & Union Street 50 67 Colorado Station 350 163 1115 North Acoma Street 50 59 27 69 Epoque 120 164 1211 Santa Fe Drive 162 70 Delaware Lofts 176 165 1420 East 38th Street 347 71 SOVA on Grant 211 166 1570 Grove Street 285 220 72 TriVista on Speer 322 167 1899 Market Street 50 73 Vantage 7th and Grant 178 168 2114 Curtis Street 50 74 Alta Sobo Station 187 169 25/70 250 75 High Line Pointe 190 170 2622 Welton Street 102 76 Peak83 255 171 26th Avenue & Alcott Street 713 19 77 Alexan 20th Street Station 354 172 27th & Clay 116 207 Bowles Crossing Residential 200 78 CoLab 253 173 3000 North Inca Street 100 208 Abilene Station 767 76 79 Modera Capitol Hill 198 174 3206 Denargo Street 337 209 City Point 150 80 Gables Cherry Creek Phase III 311 175 921 Acoma Street 389 210 Fitzsimons Village 490 169 81 Gateway at Arvada Ridge 296 211 Iliff Peak 318 82 2401 Blake 241 176 Block 233 50 142 87 165 177 Cortland 100 212 Point at Nine Mile Station, The 350 141 160 83 Riverwalk 228 106 179 156 85 Oak Street Station 291 178 D - Line 56 216 Sand Creek Ranch 132 31 103 86 Kasserman, The 100 179 DriveTrain 403 217 Starfall 1,188 107 42 155 218 Castle Pines Town Center 200 173 102 87 Ride at RiNo 84 180 Emerson Place 84 86 174 181 Evans East 200 219 Pine Canyon 805 218 33 154 89 AMLI Littleton Village 352 24 111 82 178 90 Alexan Arapahoe Square 355 182 Kenect Denver 434 220 Westcreek 200 109 184 108 91 Ascent Union Station 142 183 Sherman Street North 100 224 Lanterns Metro District 50 171 15 91 110 168 170 184 Viking Park 117 225 Lanterns Metro District II 200 172 167 182 34 92 Gables Residences Cherry Creek 124 48 104 93 Littleton Crossing 62 185 201 Garfield Street 50 226 Lanterns Metro District III 200 61 105 177 90 186 9th and Colorado Phase II 713 227 Lanterns Metro District IV 200 101 65 Total Under Construction 10,057 77 94 Strasburg Station 160 187 Route 40 Flats Phase II 140 228 Lanterns Metro District V 200 253 180 159 188 Stanley Residential 172 229 Lanterns Metro District VI 200 71 158 95 Olde Town Residences 252 37 58 166 53 56 96 Ralston Creek North 300 189 Green Gables 200 230 Lanterns Metro District VII 150 183 30 252 Lamar Station Crossing Phase II 66 176 187 99 Lakewood Gateway 84 190 360 Acoma 171 219 57 78 72 191 363 South Broadway 341 253 14th Street & Larimer Street 300 100 Brick Stone on 56th Avenue 150 164 70 181 79 101 1401 Wazee Street 55 192 2000 South Holly Street 275 257 Auburn Villas 100 163 102 2900 Brighton Boulevard 480 193 Avere on the High Line 56 Total Prospective 18,666 257 103 3463 Walnut Street 355 194 Cherry Creek North 180 83 54175 104 600 Park Avenue 238 195 Cove at TAVA Waters, The 254 73 105 Alexan Market Street 302 198 Old Mile High Greyhound Park 189 LEGEND 41 106 Alexan West Highland Phase II 201 Redevelopment 190 107 AMLI RiNo 390 199 Navajo 141 Lease-Up 43 20 108 Modera LoHi 132 200 3001 South Federal Boulevard 100 224 225 109 Walcott, The 122 Under Construction 129 117 201 Parkland 306 230 226 110 West Lot 114 202 Villages at Belleview 340 Planned 229 74 143 111 X Union Station North 251 227 203 East Peakview Avenue & South 147 Prospective 228 112 Central Park Station One 300 Syracuse Way 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q18 ID PROPERTY UNITS 3 Gateway North 240 9 AMLI Riverfront Green 264 13 Springs at 2534 300 16 Lydian Five Points, The 320 17 Tenzing, The 276 18 Watermark at Harvest Junction 169 26 Watermark at First Creek 300 Total Lease-Up 1,869 44 Parc Mosaic 226 50 Caliber at Flatirons 288 51 Citron at FlatIrons 198 52 South Main Station 253 55 Eldorado & Interlocken 311 63 Ascent, The 255 68 Timber Lofts 150 84 Sandstone Vistas 240 88 Christine Place 96 221 Total Under Construction 2,017 97 SYNC36 Phase II 79 98 Hawthorne Hill Phase II 93 52 13 123 RÊVE Boulder 244 9 222 256 3 124 Downtown Superior 300 223 17 84 125 North Park 250 128 Creekside Silo 208 128 144 30th Street & Pearl Pkwy 304 145 Diagonal Crossing 335 Total Planned 1,813 149 Washington Center 321 196 Adams Crossing 50 197 Cannery Lofts 99 204 Iris & B 94 246 205 Avenue 120 144 206 Crossing, The 250 213 40 North 289 214 Coal Creek Station 54 215 Nine Mile Corner 100 221 Shadowgrass 256 247 222 South Main Station Phase II 50 248 223 West Grange II 132 204 145 246 6701 Frederick Way 54 68 247 Dearmin 100 144 255 248 Erie Commons 77 254 123 44 215 254 Silver Saddle Motel Redevelopment 52 213 18 255 Waterview 340 125 88 256 Brick Stone Longmont 280 197 Total Prospective 2,742 214 206 LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction 124 Planned 50 Prospective 51 55 149 196 205 98 16 97 26 63 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q18 ID PROPERTY UNITS 4 Economist, The 212 7 Station A at Gateway Park 276 10 Edison at RiNo 322 11 Caliber at Cornerstar 196 14 Timberline Farms 120 23 Enclave Vista Ridge 155 39 Cycle 405 231 Total Lease-Up 1686 40 Wyatt, The 366 240 45 Gateway Phase II, The 236 134 244 242 60 Union on Elizabeth, The 107 136 Total Under Construction 709 241 245 130 Timnath Trails at RiverBend 176 131 Ridgewood Hill 146 60 243 132 Brick Stone Apartments on Harmony 114 135 239 133 255 Johnson Drive 192 137 237 134 Crowne at Old Town North 305 133 10 135 Hub on Campus Fort Collins 212 136 Penny Flats North 71 236 238 137 Standard, The 229 39 138 City Center West 50 235 139 Gateway Place Phase II 144 Total Planned 1639 231 Montava 100 132 40 130 232 Windsor Villages at Ptarmigan 100 7 233 Eagle Crossing 430 234 Hansen Farm 64 234 235 Overlook, The 106 236 2800 South Taft Hill Road 170 237 Landmark Phase II 78 238 Spradley Barr 192 131 232 239 1215 South Shields Street 97 240 Aspen Heights Fort Collins 221 241 Block 23 180 242 East Vine Drive & Jerome Street 50 243 Laurel & Mason 60 244 Retreat at Fort Collins, The 190 245 Willow & Pine 193 233 14 249 South Maddie 220 11 250 Alpine Flats 142 251 Grace Point Independent Living 68 Total Prospective 2,661 138 249 251 LEGEND 250 Lease-Up 45 4 139 Under Construction 23 Planned Prospective 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects FORECASTED ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET PERMIT DATE COMPLETION DATE START OF RENT-UP 1 Vibe, The 5705 Simms Street Arvada CO 80002 Lease-Up 314 Arvada 09-01-2017 06-30-2019 04-23-2018 2 Henry, The 11001 West 15th Place Lakewood CO 80215 Lease-Up 230 Lakewood-North 11-15-2016 04-30-2019 07-20-2018 3 Gateway North 2051 Zlaten Drive Longmont CO 80504 Lease-Up 240 Weld South 05-01-2016 04-30-2019 05-01-2018 4 Economist, The 4430 Ronald Reagan Blvd Johnstown CO 80534 Lease-Up 212 Champion 09-01-2017 04-30-2019 04-27-2018 5 Avenida Lakewood 99 East Arizona Avenue Denver CO 80210 Lease-Up 303 Hampden/Virginia Village/Washington Virginia Vale 03-01-2017 02-28-2019 06-04-2018 6 55 Resort Apartments at Water Valley 1805 South Bannock Street Denver CO 80223 Lease-Up 224 College View/Ruby
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