Elements would relocate and buildings at 2495 and 2501 Blake St. would be replaced with a seven-story, 385-unit apartment complex.
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Elements would relocate and buildings at 2495 and 2501 Blake St. would be replaced with a seven-story, 385-unit apartment complex.
The seller, who bought the site for $2.1 million in 2018 and spoke of building a 1,000-home, amphitheater-anchored community, ended up filing for Chapter 11.
A city official said Save Open Space Denver, which scored a win at the ballot box in November, doesn’t support the “prevailing vision” for the 155 acres.
The 327-acre former ski area had been listed for $26 million. Six parcels are now offered ranging from $2.5 million for undeveloped land to $13.5 million for the one with a 17,000-square-foot home.
“It was very un-Aspen and un-Vail,” said the interior designer of the vacation home built by a Bay Area couple on a 40-acre ranch in the Animas River Valley.
Regis, West Highland, Villa Park, Barnum and Barnum West would join Chaffee Park, Sloan’s Lake and East Colfax.
The sellers, who paid $1.9 million for it in 2008, added the court. It has a custom tile insert for sports team logos.
But “demolition and construction are still years away,” CEO Gary Yamashita said of “the only remnants of the once-thriving, multi-block Japanese community.”
The Denver Housing Authority is tripling its portfolio in the neighborhood and planning a riverfront park.
The team putting up One River North, which will feature a gash of greenery, went with a more conventional design for a new 370-unit apartment complex.
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