Tag: developer
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Appeals court rules developer may bring ballot initiative to rezone Telluride neighborhood
Colorado’s second-highest court on Wednesday clarified that a developer may bring a ballot initiative in Telluride to rezone part of a planned-unit development for affordable housing despite other lot owners’ objections. A three-judge panel for the Court of Appeals stressed that the question of whether the zoning change infringes on the rights of homeowners in…
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Downtown Colorado Springs tower’s height reduced from 36 floors amid developer concerns
A controversial 36-story, 400-foot-tall apartment tower proposed for downtown Colorado Springs has shrunk in size to 27 stories and 300 feet, its developer says. The reduced height, however, isn’t a concession to community members who’ve complained the project would disrupt mountain views or be out of place with downtown’s skyline, where the Wells Fargo Tower…
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Downtown Colorado Springs tower’s height reduced from 36 floors amid developer concerns
A controversial proposed 36-story, 400-foot-tall apartment tower proposed for downtown Colorado Springs has shrunk in size to 27 stories and 300 feet, its developer says. The reduced height, however, isn’t a concession to community members who’ve complained the project would disrupt mountain views or be out of place with downtown’s skyline, where the Wells Fargo…
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Longtime Colorado Springs real estate developer Steve Schuck set for hall of fame induction
Longtime Colorado Springs real estate developer Steve Schuck will be inducted into the Colorado Business Hall of Fame next week — though his more than half-century career has never been about just real estate. The 87-year-old Schuck, who came to the Springs in the early 1960s from the East Coast after never having been farther west…
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Aurora residents fear new luxury developments may be beginning of slow gentrification process
New luxury developments popping up in Aurora near East Colfax have caused concern for some residents who have noticed crime and other activities that previously took place on development sites creeping into their neighborhood. Others share concern that the developments may displace the area’s vibrant immigrant community.