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Lihtc Property List County Property Name Address City County Zip Property Phone Resident Type Number of Units Bedroom Size Adams 1962 Beeler Street 1962-68 Beeler St lihtc property list County Property Name Address City County Zip Property Phone Resident Type Number of Units Bedroom Size Adams 1962 Beeler Street 1962-68 Beeler St. Aurora Adams 80010 303.480.7529 Family 4 2 Alto Apartments 7120 Grove Street Westminster Adams 80010 720.512.2721 Family 70 1,2,3 Aurora Homes 10675 E. Colfax Avenue Aurora Adams 80010 720.573.6064 Elderly 54 1,2 Aurora Village 15972 E.13th Place Aurora Adams 80011 303.364.6063 Elderly 100 1 Aztec Villas Apartments 8675 Mariposa Street Thornton Adams 80260 303.227.2030 Family 164 1,2,3 Bradburn Gardens 7545 Bradburn Blvd Westminster Adams 80030 303.835.8181 Family 44 1,2,3 Brighton Senior Apartments 199 West Southern Street Brighton Adams 80601 720.685.9977 Elderly 60 1,2 Brighton Village Phase II 197 W Southern Street Brighton Adams 80601 720.685.9977 Elderly 63 1,2 Community Alternative Housing 1566 Hanover St. Aurora Adams 80010 303.617.2579 Elderly 8 Studio Conter Estates Senior Apartments 6600 East 60th Place Commerce City Adams 80022 303.288.6444 Elderly 75 1,2 Conter Estates Senior II 6600 East 60th Place Commerce City Adams 80022 303.991.0606 Elderly 39 1,2 Coronado Residences 1909 Coronado Parkway Thornton Adams 80229 303.853.3594 Family 12 2 Creekside Place Apartments 9189 Gale Blvd. Thornton Adams 80260 303.227.2078 Family 208 2,3,4 Creekside Place Apartments 9189 Gale Blvd. Thornton Adams 80260 303.227.2741 Family 208 1,2,3 Crossing Pointe 4220 E 104th Ave. Thornton Adams 80233 303.637.0677 Elderly 64 1,2 Dawson Square 8670 Dawson Street Thornton Adams 80229 303.288.4580 Family 36 2,3 Fitzsimons Junction 14155 East Montview Boulevard Aurora Adams 80011 303.219.6329 Family 126 1,2,3 Florence Square I 9801 E. Colfax Ave Aurora Adams 80010 303.340.2027 Family 110 1,2 Florence Square II 1523 N. Emporia Street Aurora Adams 80010 303.340.2027 Family 71 1,2 Glennpark Village 11230 Grant Drive Northglenn Adams 80233 720.573.6064 Family 26 2,3 Greens of Northglenn 350 W. 114 Ave. Northglenn Adams 80234 206.475.0732 Family 128 2,3,4 Holly Park Apartments 5524 E. 60th Avenue Commerce City Adams 80022 303.287.9087 Family 168 1,2,3,4 Holly Park East 5524 E. 60th Avenue Commerce City Adams 80022 303.287.9087 Family 71 1,2,3,4 Holly Park West 5460 E. 60th Avenue Commerce City Adams 80022 303.287.9087 Family 96 1,2,3,4 Hughes Station 233 North Main Street Brighton Adams 80601 720.685.1222 Family 120 1,2,3 InnovAge Senior Housing Thornton 12201 Washington Center Parkway Thornton Adams 80241 303.991.0606 Elderly 72 1,2 Kearney Plaza 6140 E 63rd Place Commerce City Adams 80022 303.288.7010 Elderly 51 1 Kearney Street 6598 Kearney St. Commerce City Adams 80022 Family 2 3 Libretto Apartments 575 S. 8th Street Brighton Adams 80601 720.685.9977 Elderly 28 1,2 Libretto Apartments Phase II 577 South 8th Ave. Brighton Adams 80601 720.685.9977 Elderly 42 1,2 Madonna Plaza 6275 Kearney Street Commerce City Adams 80022 303.289.2626 Elderly 50 1 Meadows at Dunkirk 19300 E. 57th Ave. Aurora Adams 80538 317.587.0462 Family 204 1,2,3 Page 1 of 29 October 29, 2020 lihtc property list County Property Name Address City County Zip Property Phone Resident Type Number of Units Bedroom Size Adams Montview Heights 14389 Montview Blvd. Aurora Adams 80011 303.341.6949 Family 50 3 Mountain Terrace 3600 W. 84th Ave. Westminster Adams 80031 720.305.9803 Family 152 Studio,1,2,3 Mrachek House 14801 E 18th Place Aurora Adams 80011 303.617.2579 Special Needs 15 Studio,1 North Range Crossings 14350 E 104th Ave. Commerce City Adams 80022 763.354.5543 Family 216 1,2,3 Orchard Crossing East 4183 West 72nd Ave Westminster Adams 80030 303.428.9068 Family 74 1,2,3,4 Orchard Crossing West 4183 W. 72nd Ave Westminster Adams 80030 303.428.9068 Family 16 1,2 Orchard Hill Senior Apartments 1353 West 88th Avenue Thornton Adams 80260 303.227.2625 Elderly 88 1,2 Overlook at Thornton 647 W. 91st Avenue Thornton Adams 80260 303.427.8293 Family 160 1,2,3 Paris Family Housing 1702 Paris Street Aurora Adams 80010 720.758.7580 Family 39 2,3 Pinecone Village 707-751 Miller Ave. Brighton Adams 80601 303.659.4246 Family 40 1,2 Pinecrest at Commerce City 5659 Olive Street Commerce City Adams 80022 303.289.6167 Family 112 1,2,3 Prairie Creeks Assisted Living 56175 Sunset Ave. Strasburg Adams 80136 303.622.6262 Elderly 16 1 Renaissance 88 Apartments 388 E. 88th Avenue Thornton Adams 80229 303.430.0157 Family 180 1,2,3,4 Reserve at Northglenn 11450 Community Center Dr. Northglenn Adams 80233 303.280.3600 Family 260 1,2,3 Resyndication Reserve at Thornton I 9700 Welby Road Thornton Adams 80229 303.255.0700 Family 216 1,2,3 Reserve at Thornton II 9700 Welby Road Thornton Adams 80229 303.255.0700 Family 60 2,3 Residences at Panorama Pointe 8310 Clay Street Westminster Adams 80031 303.650.0979 Elderly 72 1,2 Residences at Prairie Creek 56210 E. 20th Ct. Strasburg Adams 80136 720.412.6718 Elderly 24 1,2 Riverwalk Apartments 744 Mockingbird St., Suite A-100 Brighton Adams 80601 214.561.1200 Family 132 1,2,3 Rockmont Apartments 5517 East 71st Ave. Commerce City Adams 80222 303.928.0142 Family 9 2 Shadow Tree Apartments 1800 Billings St. Aurora Adams 80011 714.634.1500 Family 117 1,2 Spring Hollow 141 S. 20th Ave. Brighton Adams 80601 303.659.5155 Family 108 1,2,3 Springbrook Apartments 2021 East 78 Avenue Denver Adams 80229 303.227.3500 Family 120 1,2,3 Squire Village 11180 Grant Drive Northglenn Adams 80233 216.472.1870 Elderly 50 1 Sterling Park 4242 Bromley Lane Brighton Adams 80601 303.637.7812 Family 128 2,3 Tiara 12000 E. 16th Ave Aurora Adams 80010 303.364.3304 Elderly 51 Studio,1,2 Toscana Apartments 8490 N. Sheridan Westminster Adams 80003 303.427.2700 Family 252 Studio,1,2 Townhomes at Tollgate Creek 17272 E. Baltic Place Aurora Adams 80013 303.685.4239 Family 60 1,2,3 Villa Apartments 1582 Hanover St. Aurora Adams 80010 303.617.2579 Elderly 8 Studio Village Crest 2017 6201 E. 62nd Avenue Commerce City Adams 80022 303.287.6001 Family 120 1,2,3 Village of Yorkshire Apartments 10370 Brendon Way Thornton Adams 80229 303.227.2075 Family 200 1,2,3 Vistas at Panorama Pointe 8305 Alcott Street Westminster Adams 80031 303.650.0979 Elderly 69 1,2 Page 2 of 29 October 29, 2020 lihtc property list County Property Name Address City County Zip Property Phone Resident Type Number of Units Bedroom Size Adams Westbury Apartments 11590 N. Pecos Westminster Adams 80234 303.452.0032 Family 228 Studio,1,2,3 Westminster Commons 3180 W. 76th Ave. Westminster Adams 80030 303.428.2786 Elderly 130 1,2 Windmill Ranch 1083 S. 8th Ave. Brighton Adams 80601 303.347.1056 Family 96 1,2,3 Alamosa Alamosa Farmworker Housing 600 South Craft Drive Alamosa Alamosa 81101 719.587.0208 Family 37 3,4 Bain Building 510 Main Street Alamosa Alamosa 81101 719.589.6864 Family 11 contact property Casita de la Luna 1410 11th St. Alamosa Alamosa 81101 719.587.9807 Elderly 28 1,2 Casita del Sol Apartments 1405 11th Street Alamosa Alamosa 81101 712.276.1735 Family 24 Studio,2,3 Colorado 7 Mount Blanca View 201 Market Street Alamosa Alamosa 81101 719.589.2850 Elderly 50 1 Sierra Vista Alamosa 2303 Vigil Way Unit A Alamosa Alamosa 81101 719.852.5505 Family 32 1,2,3 Arapahoe Alyson Court 5807 S. Gallup Street Littleton Arapahoe 80120 303.991.5302 Elderly 60 1 Amity Plaza 200 W. Sterne Parkway Littleton Arapahoe 80120 303.794.9608 Elderly 180 1 Arapahoe Green 1135 S. Xenia Street Denver Arapahoe 80247 303.744.0115 Family 60 2,3 Asbury Park Apartments 10571 East Asbury Avenue Aurora Arapahoe 80014 216.472.1870 Family 43 2 Aspen Meadows Aurora 651 Potamac St. Aurora Arapahoe 80011 216.472.1870 Elderly 100 1,2 Broadway Lofts 3401 S Broadway Englewood Arapahoe 80205 720.236.1400 Family 111 1,2 Caley Ridge 9350 East Caley Street Englewood Arapahoe 80111 303.721.8900 Elderly 100 Studio,1 Canterbury Apartments 3550 and 3600 S. Delaware Street Englewood Arapahoe 80110 303.860.1351 Family 43 1,2 Centennial East Apartments I 14404 E. Fremont Ave. Englewood Arapahoe 80112 970.571.5124 Family 160 1,2,3 Centennial East Apartments II 14404 E. Fremont Ave. Englewood Arapahoe 80112 720.543.0188 Family 80 2,3 Connections at 6th 601 Potomac Street Aurora Arapahoe 80011 720.949.1961 Family 68 1,2,3 Dayton Meadows Resyndication 1749 South Dayton Street Denver Arapahoe 80247 206.475.0732 Family 120 1,2,3 Edge Point Apartments 12005 E. 13th Ave. Aurora Arapahoe 80010 303.367.0069 Family 50 1,2,3 Fletcher Gardens 1401 Emporia Street Aurora Arapahoe 80010 303.343.8490 Elderly 94 Studio,1 Forest Manor Apartments 625 S. Forest Street, Suite 1500 Glendale Arapahoe 80246 303.333.9784 Family 103 Studio,1,2 Foundry Apartments 501 W. Bates Ave. Englewood Arapahoe 80110 303.781.1333 Family 70 1,2 Fox Crossing I and II 8350 E. Yale Denver Arapahoe 80231 303.337.0001 Family 220 1,2,3 Highland Crossing 1909 S.
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