We checked in on construction of the eight-story apartment building along Santa Fe Drive.
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We checked in on construction of the eight-story apartment building along Santa Fe Drive.
The purchase of the five-story, 43-unit Mile High Apartments represents something of a shift for the buyer.
Adding 5 percent more income-restricted apartments may not be enough, Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca warned Tuesday.
For comparison, the western-facing penthouse atop the 45-story Four Seasons building downtown sold in February for $16 million.
“We didn’t think we had the votes to get it through council,” a proponent of preservation said of the decision to withdraw their application.
The organization’s previous executive director left at the end of June to become CEO of Denver-based Mercy Housing.
The four-story, 8,500-square foot French Eclectic-styled home was designed by G.W. Huntington, one of Denver’s early 20th century architects.
The Houston-based developer most recently completed a 40-story downtown tower, and is under contract to buy Carmen Court.
A Burger King and two small retail strip centers, whose tenants include a laundromat, a Mexican restaurant and a dentist’s office, are at the site now.
Hopes for a compromise haven’t entirely faded as other developers express interest in the property.
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