TOD Illustrated: Transit-Oriented Development at RTD Stations As of December 2019 Overview

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TOD Illustrated: Transit-Oriented Development at RTD Stations As of December 2019 Overview TOD Illustrated: Transit-Oriented Development at RTD Stations as of December 2019 Overview P. 3 Central The following pages depict the P. 4 L Line high density development that has P. 6 Southwest occurred within a half-mile walk of P. 7 Central Platte Valley rail and Flatiron Flyer stations, P. 8 Southeast both shortly before and following P. 11 W Line the opening of the transit lines. P. 13 Flatiron Flyer P. 14 CU A Line P. 16 B Line P. 17 G Line P. 18 R Line P. 19 N Line P. 20 Denver Union Station P. 21 Summary 2 Central D F H L E Tapiz Mason at Alameda The Denizen Broadway Junction Windsor at Broadway Station C 100 affordable units – 2013 338 units – 2014 275 units, 2k SF retail – 2015 60 affordable units – 2008 419 units – 2009 Downtown Development North Lincoln Mid-Rise The Zephyr Alta SOBO Station 1000 S. Broadway Apts Platt Park Townhomes 75 affordable units – 1996 77 affordable units – 2014 187 units – 2019 260 units – 2014 30 townhomes – 2015 CoLab Apartments Arches Mariposa PDG Design District Hanover Platt Park The Henry 253 units – 2019 93 affordable units – 2014 87 affordable units – 2014 354 units – Planned 2020 303 units – 2018 403 units – 2019 All Copy Products HQ The Aerie DHA HQ Atlantis Apartments Gates District Santa Fe Yards 81k SF office 94 affordable units 172k SF office & retail 60 affordable units Phase I – 290 units – Planned 2022 Residential, retail – 2019 – 2014 – 2019 – TBD Phase II+ – Office, residential, retail – TBD – TBD 3 L Line, Part I L Beldame Apartments Renaissance Off Portofino Tower Uptown Square Tower on the Park One Lincoln Park Drehmoor Apartments 28 affordable units Broadway Lofts 54 units 696 units 168 condos 184 units 75 affordable units – 1998 81 affordable units – 2001 – 2003 – 2003 – 2004 – 2007 – 2007 Grant Park AMLI Park Ave 2020 Lawrence One City Park Point 21 Renaissance Stout St Radius Uptown 112 condos, 3k 193 units 231 units 302 units 212 units 78 affordable units 372 units SF retail – 2008 – 2009 – 2012 – 2014 – 2014 – 2014 – 2016 SkyHouse Renaissance SOVA Radiant Alexan 20th St Station Kenect X Denver 3 364 units Downtown Lofts 211 units 329 units 354 units 434 units 410 units – 2016 101 affordable units – 2018 – 2019 – 2019 – 2019 – TBD – TBD 4 L Line, Part II L Champa Square Park Ave West Blair Caldwell Benedict Park Place Villages at Curtis Park The Point Downing Sq Apts Lofts at Downing St 50 units, 30 affordable 122 units Library 396 affordable units 155 affordable units, 168 35 affordable units, 33 50 units Station – 2003 – 2003 40k SF – 2003 – 2008 market rate units – 2001 condos, 13k SF – 2003 – 1998 33 condos, 8.5k SF – 1998 Cornerstone Mile High United Way The Wheatley Welton Park The Brownstones at California Park East Fourth Quarter Posner Center Residences 63k SF 82 affordable units, 14 223 affordable units King Stroud Court 70 affordable units 36 affordable units 25k SF 51 units– 2009 – 2014 townhomes – 2016 – 2016 26 townhomes – 2015 – renovated 2017 – 2010 – 2013 Wise Harris Arms The Lydian Alexan Arapahoe 600 Park Ave The Rossonian The Hooper 29th & Welton 3030 Welton Hostel 22 affordable units 130 units, 25k SF Square 238 units 41 keys, 7k SF retail 101 units 50 condos, 13 affordable 80 beds – renovated 2017 – 2018 353 units – 2018 – TBD – TBD – TBD – TBD – TBD Charity House 36 affordable units – TBD 5 Southwest C D Evans Station Lofts Englewood Civic Center Oxford Station Apartments Littleton Station Berkshire Aspen Grove 50 affordable units – 2013 140k SF office – 2000 238 units – 2016 37 condos, 10k SF office – 2008 280 units – 2011 Encore Evans Station ArtWalk CityCenter Nevada Place 224 units – 2018 445 units – 2001 31 condos – 2011 Cherokee Flats Liv Apartments Vita 139 units, 5k SF retail – Planned 2020 30 units – 2016 160 senior units – 2017 Broadway Acoma Lofts 111 affordable units – 2018 6 Central Platte Valley W E C River Mile Meow Wolf Campus Village at Auraria Mixed use redevelopment 90k SF entertainment space 119 units, 695 beds Planning ongoing – Planned 2021 – 2005 SpringHill Suites 150 keys – 2012 7 Southeast, Part I Denver Tech Center 900 acres 25M SF of development 150k jobs R H F E University Station Colorado Center Tower 3 Yale Station Camden Belleview Station Cielo Monaco Row Landmark Apartments 220k SF office, 12k SF retail 50 senior affordable units – 2011 270 units – 2009 201 units – 2009 204 units – 2013 271 condos/apartments, 60 senior units – 2014 – 2017 168k SF retail – 2008 Garden Court at Yale Station Milehouse Pearl DTC The DEN 64 affordable units – 2016 Observatory Heights 353 units, retail – 2014 408 units – 2015 325 units, retail – 2016 The Georgetown 70 townhomes – 2018 25 townhomes – 2013 Louisiana Station Lofts 29 condos – 2007 Yale 25 Station Deco 112 units – 2018 One DTC West Carillon Belleview One Belleview Station Parc Apartments 350 units – Planned 2020 75K SF office – 2018 163 senior units – 2018 315K SF office – 2018 248 units – 2014 Wash Park Station 32 units – 2015 The Cameron DTC Union 6900 Layton Stonebridge 361 units – TBD The District 392 units 385K SF office, 7k retail Office, hotel 276 units, retail – 2004 – Planned 2020 – Planned 2020 – TBD 8 Southeast, Part II R F E Wingate by Palazzo Verdi Village Center Station Panorama Corporate Ctr Vallagio at Inverness The Rail at Inverness Elevation Wyndham 300k SF office, 100k 234k SF office, 143k SF office 277 condos 220 units 265 units 86 keys – 2004 SF event space – 2008 retail – 2009 – 2008 – 2008 – 2008 – 2014 CoBank Granite Place Caley Townhomes Vallagio North Dry Creek Crossing AMLI at Inverness 274k SF office – 2015 300k SF office – 2017 58 townhomes – 2017 90 condos – 2008 249 condos – 2009 308 units – 2009 Village Ctr Station II SpringHill Suites Bambino Terzo Capstone at Vallagio 9151 E Panorama AMLI Dry Creek 324k SF office – 2018 88 rooms – 2019 250k SF office – TBD 272 units – 2013 220k SF office – 2017 256 units – 2017 Peakview Place Fiddler’s View Palazzo Verdi II 169 Inverness The Glenn The Jones District Office 40k SF office 400k SF office 120k SF office 306 units 3+ million SF office & – TBD – TBD – TBD – 2017 – 2018 residential – TBD 9 Southeast, Part III R F E Waterford Lone Tree Marriott Denver South Westview The Marq at RidgeGate Hampton Inn AMLI RidgeGate Lone Tree City Center 400 units – 2003 279 keys – 2003 431 units – 2005 244 units, 5k SF retail – 2013 106 keys – 2013 281 units – 2013 and East Villages 2,200 acres, 50k jobs, 10k units – TBD Lincoln Square Lofts One Lincoln Station Aspect Regency at RidgeGate Charles Schwab Ovation 140 condos 197k SF office, 10k SF 230 units 281 units 800k SF office, 45k SF retail 190 units, 6k SF retail – 2005 retail – 2008 – 2015 – 2013 – 2014-2019 – 2015 Lofts at Lincoln Station Camden Arcos IMT RidgeGate Kiewit Regional HQ Prescient Apts 101 units 267 units 236 units 219 units Phase I – 250k SF office – Planned 2020 240 units – 2015 – 2016 – 2018 – 2018 Phase II - 130k SF office - TBD – TBD 10 W Line, Part I W Villas at Sloan’s Lake 1315 Sheridan Regatta Sloan’s Mulroy Apartments Decatur Place Avalon Apts. Corky Gonzales 63 affordable units – 2007 15 units – 2011 374 units – 2015 50 affordable units – 2008 106 affordable units 80 affordable units Public Library – 2014 – 2014 25,000 SF – 2015 Renaissance West End West Line Village Perry Row Arroyo Village 128 units – 2012 175 townhomes – 2018 32 townhomes – 2018 130 affordable units – 2018 CDOT HQ Luxe at Mile High 175k SF – 2018 382 units – 2019 Brandon Flats Sheridan Sta. Apts Julian Heights 104 affordable units 133 affordable units 63 units – Planned 2020 – Planned 2020 – Planned 2020 Stadium District Master Plan Mixed use redevelopment – Planning ongoing Benton St Flats West Side Lofts 22 townhomes – TBD 10 condos – TBD 11 W Line, Part II W Outlook Golden Ridge Beacon 85 WestLink Oak Street Townhomes Indy Street Flats Lamar Sta. Crossing West Line Flats 172 units 343 units 244 units 81 townhomes 115 affordable units 138 affordable units 155 units – 2015 – 2017 – 2015 – 2018 – Planned 2020 – 2014 – 2017 Fairfield Inn Oak Street Station Avenida Senior Living Pearson Grove 40-West Residences Flats at Two Creeks 128 keys 291 units 229 units 82 townhomes 60 affordable units 78 affordable units – 2019 – 2019 – 2019 – TBD – 2017 – Planned 2020 Miller Street Townhomes Brickhouse Lamar Sta. Crossing II 20 townhomes 293 units 65 affordable units – TBD Zephyr Line – Planned 2021 – TBD 95 affordable units – 2015 12 Flatiron Flyer FF Ascent Westminster Eaton St Apts AMLI Arista aLoft Hotel at Arista Flatiron Marketplace 255 affordable units, 22k 118 affordable units, 22K 524 units 139 keys Phase I The Steelyards Two Nine North 3060 Pearl Condos SF retail – 2019 SF retail – 2019 – 2008 – 2010 300 units – TBD 90 units, 140k SF – 2004 238 units – 2010 113 condos, 3k SF retail – 2012 Alamo Draft House Origin Hotel 1st Bank Center Arista Uptown Griffis 3100 Pearl Depot Square Hyatt Place Boulder 40k SF retail 125 keys, 15k SF retail 60k SF expo – 2010 272 units – 2013 319 units – 2014 71 affordable units – 2015 150 keys – 2015 – 2019 – Planned 2020 Harvest Station 8000 Uptown Nickel Flats Boulder Commons Google S’park GRID / Solera Sherman Apts 297 units – 2014 360 units – 2015 100k SF office 100k SF office 200k SF office 286 units, 140k SF 80k SF office, 30k SF retail 226 units, 34k SF – 2017 – 2017 – 2018 commercial – Planned 2020 – TBD Retail – Planned 2020 Atria Arista 240 units – 2016 Reve Boulder 30 + Pearl 242 units, 145k SF Phase I – 120 aff. units – Planned 2021 Sync36 commercial – Planned 2021 Phase II – Office, residential – TBD 392 units
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