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Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 168 The Village at Thorncreek 283 169 Washington Center 321 1 The Miller 207 260 Adams Crossing 50 132 4 Alexan Diagonal Crossing 250 271 1155 Alpine Avenue 300 8 Clovis Point 208 308 272 Iris & B 50 18 Gateway North Phase II 159 304 273 S'PARK Timber II 85 305 21 Timber 150 274 Norwest 144 309 307 25 Avilla Prairie Center 136 133 18 275 Residences at Flatiron 131 306 30 Ascent Westminster 255 Marketplace Phase II 873 42 Total Lease Up 1,365 276 Rock Creek 94 123 8 286 40 North 289 38 Residences at Flatiron Marketplace 327 287 Coal Creek Station 54 41 Park 40 313 288 Northwest 50 42 Farm Haus 280 304 15th Avenue 88 46 The Armory 201 305 9th & Pace 120 337 61 REVE Boulder 242 306 Boston Station 372 62 Aspire 226 307 The Highlands 413 46 346 Total Under Construction 1,589 308 Prairie Village 126 309 South Main Station Phase II 62 21 4 272 80 Arista Place & Wadsworth Pkwy 325 337 6701 Frederick Way 54 273 117 271 346 Celestial Seasonings 268 81 Westglenn 306 61 124 116 347 82 Avilla Eastlake 244 347 Waterview 376 113 Aspen Hills 180 Total Prospective 7,201 286 41 116 The Collective on Canyon 147 287 1 117 S'PARK 288 118 Downtown Superior 380 288 125 123 Longmont Station 247 118 25 124 Outlook Nine Mile 290 276 125 Sundar 684 168 275 38 166 131 Mountain Brook Residential Subdivision 110 82 260 274 169 165 132 Prairie Village 88 80 133 Sugarmill Townhomes 224 164 Total Planned 3,513 161 113 62 162 161 AVA Westminster Promenade 312 167 81 162 Current Elements Collection 58 30 163 Rose Hill 2,100 163 164 Shepsfield Park Project 50 165 Eastlake 63 166 Eastlake Station 60 167 Pearl Street 86 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 2 Chroma 263 3 3 Basecamp 72 120 7 Watermark at Dayton Station 63 278 187 11 The Mezz Fiddler's Green 149 91 14 Westerly 345 186 291 188 24 The Depot at Twenty Mile 200 119 31 Springs at Castle Rock 204 290 59 345 33 Springs at Eagle Bend 280 247 248 258 256 284 289 251 259 Total Lease Up 1,576 252 154 114 285 249 262 39 Broadstone Bowles Crossing 326 7 263 49 44 Copperleaf 266 64 267 44 49 4400 South Syracuse Street 316 57 264 266 57 DTC Union 310 256 Avere on the High Line 56 277 39 126 258 Colorado Blvd & Evans Avenue 86 59 The Overland 140 269 127 11 64 Affinity at Copperleaf 168 259 Monaco Parkway 300 270 Total Under Construction 1,526 262 MIG Englewood 114 268 265 263 Navajo 141 33 264 Columbine Square 340 91 533 Van Gordon Street 309 14 302 265 River Park 306 2 294 114 Lorreto Heights Area Plan 100 301 24 266 Trails at Lehow 80 119 18450 West Colfax 165 299 267 4552 South Ulster 150 298 120 Denver West 230 268 Clinton Street 230 126 Caliber at Southlands 270 300 269 The Legends of Centennial 209 127 Shadow Ridge at Southlands Phase II 50 270 Village at Centennial 203 128 Castle Pines 198 277 5890 South Alkire Street 88 129 Resort Lifestyle Communities 1360 130 Meadows Pkwy 278 16500 South Golden Road 79 130 Ridgeview 55 Plus 150 284 Colorado Avenue 80 128 134 Epoque 155 285 The Point at Nine Mile Station 350 293 154 The Cameron 350 289 Murphy Creek Townhomes 174 Total Planned 2,107 290 Sand Creek Ranch 132 291 Starfall 1,188 129 303 186 66 Van Gordon 358 292 Caliber at Terrain 238 300 RidgeGate Station 540 296 187 730 Simms Street 218 293 Castle Pines Town Center 200 31 301 Stonegate 150 297 294 Chroma Phase II 50 188 Revel Belmar Senior 172 302 Summit Square / Quincy Point 200 348 310 292 247 Green Gables 200 295 Meadows 116 303 Vanguard Castle Rock 260 295 130 248 Novel White Fence Farm 234 296 Meadows Town Center 111 310 Upper Sunstone Village 261 249 Red Rocks Ranch 100 297 Pine Canyon 805 345 Main and Main 361 251 2141 South Broadway 380 298 Prescient at Ridgegate 240 348 Auburn Villas 100 134 252 2720 Federal 70 299 RidgeGate East 540 Total Prospective 10,210 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 241 Central Park 307 242 Kappa Tower II Phase II 50 5 The Fremont Residences 253 243 Strata Phase II 96 12 The Haven by Watermark 206 244 2201 Clinton Street 338 13 Outlook Gateway 324 245 Alta Fitzsimons at Colfax Station 294 16 Solana Stapleton 280 246 Stanley Residential 172 19 Connect at First Creek 150 254 Aspgren Park 216 22 Gables Vista 255 182 255 Gates District at Broadway 183 27 Overture 9th + Co 207 597 Station Phase II 184 29 Encore at Boulevard One 347 257 Cherry Creek North 180 185 239 261 89 32 The Aster Conservatory Green Phase II 256 261 Old Mile High Greyhound 189 88 Total Lease Up 2,278 Park Redevelopment 181 279 Abilene Station 767 240 106 19 13 280 Coark Tower 76 12 51 Legacy at Fitz 363 281 East 2nd Avenue 93 242 54 Parkside at City Centre 216 238 282 Edge Point Phase III 340 243 60 Airie 176 32 283 Fitzsimons Village 490 67 East 45th Avenue 280 67 Total Prospective 7,254 Total Under Construction 1,035 107 237 241 88 Elevate @ Pena Station Phase II 198 16 89 LMC Gateway 240 246 106 Aster Beeler Park 246 244 5 107 Central Park Station One 301 283 280 245 108 108 Citadel on Colfax 300 51 282 112 Gates District at Broadway Station 290 27 115 Bloom at Cherry Creek 111 122 121 Argenta 207 229 235 121 281 279 122 Luxe on 4th 300 29 22 54 Total Planned 2,193 257 254 60 115 181 DIA West 308 255 112 182 Edison at High Point 114 183 High Point 239 184 High Point 300 185 Station @ Pena 253 229 235 Fillmore Street 100 235 Modera Cherry Creek 100 237 4141 East 35th Avenue 100 238 60th & Argonne 189 239 Avelon 1,100 240 Beeler Park 246 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 6 Crowne at Old Town North 304 23 The Standard 237 Total Lease Up 541 135 Waterfield Fourth Filing 498 139 The Collins 116 141 The Overlook 106 311 142 2800 South Taft Hill Road 170 314 143 Johnson Drive 193 144 Haven 58 331 335 145 Lombardy 339 6 336 135 146 Mosaic 160 313 332 147 146 147 Northfield Residential 422 155 312 148 148 Willow & Pine 197 150 Saddler Ridge Multi-Family Infrastructure Project 58 150 145 334 155 Penny Flats North 64 333 330 23 Total Planned 2,381 327 144 328 311 Montava 1,500 143 312 Sanctuary on the Green 268 313 Shields & Vine 106 329 142 314 Watermark at Fort Collins 296 327 920 Hobbit Street 52 328 Hobbit Street & South Shields Street 100 141 329 Spradley Barr 200 330 1215 South Shields Street 97 331 Aspen Heights Fort Collins 221 139 332 East Vine Drive & Jerome Street 50 333 Hub on Campus Fort Collins 212 334 Laurel & Mason 60 335 Northfield Commons 96 336 The Retreat at Fort Collins 190 Total Prospective 3,448 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 9 The Raleigh at Sloan's Lake 249 28 Luxe at Mile High 382 Total Lease Up 631 84 35 Traverse 281 174 37 Cirrus 292 43 Brickhouse at Lamar Station 293 65 Alexan Julian 202 66 The Walcott 122 173 70 Zia 314 156 159 71 Edison at Wheatridge 231 73 Gateway North and South 187 79 74 Modera LoHi 132 Total Under Construction 2,054 160 158 79 Olde Town Residences 252 83 Lakewood Heights at Sloans Lake 200 84 Westminster Station Mixed Use 123 214 90 1205 Benton Street 58 93 1919 Mile High Circle 277 223 172 213 95 26th Avenue & Alcott Street 119 157 70 98 The Bell and Palmer 111 205 65 Total Planned 1,140 71 200 156 Marvelle Ralston Creek 158 98 157 Outlook Clear Creek 310 226 74 66 158 Traxs at Ward 200 213 Fox Iron Works 392 198 95 159 Wadsworth Boulevard 100 214 Fox North 200 171 219 160 Ward Station 100 215 GreenHaus 79 189 170 Edgewater Village 100 217 Mile High Stadium 73 170 217 93 171 Lakewood Gateway 84 219 The River Mile 8,000 9 172 Town Center 140 221 South End Empower Field at 83 37 Mile High 1,500 221 173 Clear Creek Transit Village 1,125 225 209 28 223 Sunnyside 208 174 Midtown at Clear Creek Filing 12 147 90 215 224 Thrive 105 43 340 224 189 Village at Morse Park 70 343 225 Vida at Sloans 4 112 73 198 27th & Clay 116 35 226 Viking Park 117 200 3301 Mariposa Street 131 340 Lamar Station Crossing Phase II 66 205 805 West 38th Avenue 180 343 Jody Redevelopment 63 209 Conejos Place Residential 105 Development Total Prospective 13,981 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Denver New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 10 University Flats at Greeley Phase II 78 20 The Reserve at West T-Bone Phase II 76 Total Lease Up 154 45 Ten West Greeley 264 52 Gateway Place Phase II 144 68 Fossil Ridge Phase II 90 Total Under Construction 498 136 Eagle Crossing Lot 1 111 137 Ridgewood Hills 146 138 Water's Edge 138 140 Mars Landing Multi-Family Development 90 149 Grace Pointe Independent Living 68 Total Planned 553 318 140 315 Windsor Villages at Ptarmigan 100 320 326 317 316 6801 South College Road 90 324 317 The Hansen 240 316 322 318 Harmony & Strauss Cabin 296 137 315 323 319 Hunters Run West 451 320 Masbur Property Townhomes 100 339 321 Railway Flats Phase II 180 349 325 322 Sun Communities Mobile 68 136 Home Park 211 323 Triangle Road 302 45 324 Trilby and Timberline Residential 221 319 321 10 325 Wintergreen Village 192 149 338 326 College and Trilby 300 52 338 Alpine Flats 142 20 339 The Village Center 100 349 Taft Avenue Development 100 Total Prospective 3,025 138 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction
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