Alpert Homes and affiliate Triplex Construction plan to build 121 single-family homes and 68 townhomes at the northwest corner of Iliff Avenue and Yosemite Street.
200 residences planned for eyesore across from Cherry Creek Country Club
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Big-box retail site in Glendale sells for $30M
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A parking lot no more: LoDo site closes ahead of development
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