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Streets at SouthGlenn is moving forward with plans for a major new residential development in Centennial.The project wou...
09/10/2026

Streets at SouthGlenn is moving forward with plans for a major new residential development in Centennial.

The project would redevelop the former Macy’s site at 6751 S York St, with a five-story building featuring 358 apartments across a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom units, along with two-story townhomes.

Plans also call for approximately 557 parking spaces within a garage internal to the building, a private pool courtyard, additional outdoor amenity space and new landscaping. The development would maintain the existing public plaza while adding an enhanced publicly accessible pedestrian connection between the new building and surrounding shops and restaurants.

The project team estimates demolition of the existing building will begin in fall or winter 2026, followed by site construction in winter or spring 2027 and vertical construction in spring 2027. An opening is currently targeted for summer or fall 2028.

Read our full breakdown now: https://bit.ly/4r4LAQl

Development Team:
Developer: Alliance Residential Company
Architect: Santulan Architecture
Landscape Architecture & Planning: NORRIS DESIGN

A Michelin-recognized pasta spot just landed in Denver.Soda Club Denver officially opened September 1 at 1260 25th Stree...
09/09/2026

A Michelin-recognized pasta spot just landed in Denver.

Soda Club Denver officially opened September 1 at 1260 25th Street inside The Ramble Hotel in the RiNo area of Five Points, bringing its fresh pasta, natural w**e and cocktail concept from New York City to Colorado.

The new restaurant seats 70 guests inside and another 30 on an enclosed sidewalk patio. The space features an open kitchen, hand-painted tiles and columns, custom velvet banquettes and a mural extending from the bar into the main dining room.

The original Soda Club opened in the East Village in 2021 and has earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition every year since. The Denver location comes from Colorado native and James Beard Award-nominated restaurateur Ravi Derossi alongside partner and w**e director Drew Brady.

Executive Chef Amira Gharib leads the kitchen with a kosher-certified menu rooted in Sicilian cuisine with Mediterranean and North African influences. Fresh pasta is at the center of the menu alongside Roman-style pinsa, shareable dishes, salads and desserts.

The beverage program includes more than 200 natural w**es from small independent producers, including selections from Colorado’s North Fork Valley, along with a cocktail menu featuring grappa-focused takes on classics.

Soda Club is currently open nightly, with monthly pasta-making classes and a pasta omakase experience at the chef’s counter planned for the coming months.

Read more about the new restaurant now: https://www.developingmycity.com/denver/news/soda-club-denver-five-points

The 18-mile Federal Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is moving closer to construction.CDOT has advanced the pro...
09/09/2026

The 18-mile Federal Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is moving closer to construction.

CDOT has advanced the project design, providing a more detailed look at proposed stations, dedicated bus lanes and other street improvements along Federal Boulevard between the southern and northern portions of the corridor.

The full project is estimated at $318.4 million and includes 38 stations, approximately 11.3 miles of exclusive bus lanes, transit signal priority and other improvements designed to make bus service faster and more reliable.

The design would vary throughout the corridor. Depending on the location, plans could convert existing shoulders, right-turn lanes or general-purpose lanes into bus lanes, widen portions of Federal Boulevard or use queue jumps and transit signal priority to move buses through congested intersections.

The entire project is not yet fully funded, and CDOT is preparing to construct improvements in phases as funding becomes available. Construction is currently targeted to begin in late 2027, with BRT service to start in 2030.

Read our full breakdown and see more of the latest plans at the link in our bio.

Development Team:
Lead Agency: Colorado Department of Transportation
Transit Partner: Regional Transportation District
Regional Partner: Denver Regional Council of Governments
Local Partners: City and County of Denver, City of Englewood, City of Federal Heights, City of Westminster, Adams County and City of Sheridan
Engineering / Planning: Felsburg Holt & Ullevig (FHU)
Engineering / Design: Parsons

Nana’s Dim Sum is continuing its expansion with another Denver location planned at 8th & Colorado.The restaurant lists 8...
09/08/2026

Nana’s Dim Sum is continuing its expansion with another Denver location planned at 8th & Colorado.

The restaurant lists 805 N. Albion Street, Building K as one of its future locations, and new plans submitted to the City of Denver show a 5,412-square-foot buildout for the space.

Plans call for a new dining area, bar, kitchen and back-of-house space, with the restaurant designed for a total occupant load of 289 people. The project carries a construction valuation of $245,000.

The new restaurant would add to Nana’s growing footprint in Colorado and beyond, with several additional locations also planned or opening soon. The 8th & Colorado plans are currently under review by the City of Denver, and an opening date has not yet been announced.

Read our full breakdown at the link in our bio.

Development Team:
Restaurant: Nana’s Dim Sum & Dumplings
Property Owner: Nine CO Blvd 1 Owner LLC
Architect: NAMA Partners
Mechanical & Plumbing: Ethos Consulting Engineers
Structural: Performance Engineering
Electrical: Rossi Engineering, Inc.

Should Denver continue to invest in more BRT projects around the city?Colorado Boulevard is slated to become one of Denv...
09/02/2026

Should Denver continue to invest in more BRT projects around the city?

Colorado Boulevard is slated to become one of Denver’s next BRT transformations.

As construction continues on the East Colfax BRT, planning is moving forward for another major transit corridor along Colorado Boulevard. The proposed Colorado Boulevard BRT would extend from around I-70 south to the Southmoor Station, creating a new north-south rapid transit connection through Denver.

CDOT is currently evaluating different configurations for the corridor, including potential dedicated transit lanes, upgraded stations and connections with existing rail and future BRT routes.

The project would also bring broader changes to Colorado Boulevard, including sidewalk and ADA improvements, safer crossings, traffic signal upgrades and potential bicycle and multi-use connections. The corridor currently has about one mile of missing sidewalks and four miles of sidewalks that do not meet ADA standards.

Planning and environmental work will continue through 2026 and 2027. A final BRT configuration has not been selected and a construction start date has not yet been determined.

Read our full breakdown of the Colorado Boulevard BRT now. Link in our bio.

A 146-unit townhome development in Central Park Station is moving forward with another round of updated plans.The nearly...
09/02/2026

A 146-unit townhome development in Central Park Station is moving forward with another round of updated plans.

The nearly seven-acre project would bring 20 residential buildings to the area between East 35th and East 36th avenues and North Ulster and North Uinta streets.

The project’s Site Development Plan was originally approved by the City of Denver in December 2025, and a new modification has now been submitted as the project continues through final design. The latest changes are relatively minor and include a new 347-square-foot maintenance building, adjustments to mailbox locations and several landscaping revisions.

The broader site plan remains largely unchanged, with 324 parking spaces, including 292 garage spaces and 32 surface spaces, along with approximately 191,000 square feet of open space. Plans also show shared gathering areas, a dog area, outdoor BBQ stations and pedestrian connections throughout the development.

Read the full article and see more of the latest plans at the link in our bio.

In-N-Out Burger is planning another Denver location, this time along South Colorado Boulevard.New concept plans have bee...
09/01/2026

In-N-Out Burger is planning another Denver location, this time along South Colorado Boulevard.

New concept plans have been filed for a proposed In-N-Out at 1470 S. Colorado Blvd., at the northeast corner of Colorado Boulevard and East Florida Avenue. The project would demolish the old, now-closed Black-eyed Pea and Arby’s buildings to make way for the new restaurant.

Plans show a 3,886-square-foot In-N-Out with 74 indoor seats, 58 outdoor seats and a drive-thru capable of stacking at least 25 vehicles. The site would also include 54 parking spaces, along with new landscaping and access improvements.

The plans are still preliminary and were submitted to the City of Denver as part of the concept review process, meaning the project still has additional review ahead before construction could begin.

Read more about the new location now. Link in the bio.

Englewood CityCenter could look very different in the years ahead.Three conceptual plans have been released for a major ...
08/31/2026

Englewood CityCenter could look very different in the years ahead.

Three conceptual plans have been released for a major redevelopment of the property, with options ranging from 306 to as many as 1,177 new homes. The plans also explore up to 100 income-restricted homes, approximately 53,000 square feet of retail, a 125- to 184-room hotel, community and arts space, medical offices, new parks and other public spaces.

Each concept takes a different approach to the site, including how much housing is added, the future of City Hall and how new development would connect with Englewood Station. The concepts also show potential additions including an outdoor performance venue, b**r garden and restaurant, library/community hall, transit mobility hub and expanded pedestrian connections.

No final master plan has been selected.

The City of Englewood and New Englewood LLC are continuing the planning and community engagement process, with the goal of reaching an agreement on one viable master plan later this year. Phase 1 design could begin in early 2027, with the first phase currently anticipated to open beginning in 2030.

Read more about the project and see the renderings now. Link in the bio.

Development Team:
Developer/Ownership: New Englewood LLC
Managing Partners: DPC Development Companies + Ogilvie Partners, LLC
Public Partner: City of Englewood, CO

The proposed townhome development near the Shops at Northfield is moving forward with an updated design.The latest plans...
08/28/2026

The proposed townhome development near the Shops at Northfield is moving forward with an updated design.

The latest plans call for 217 rental townhomes across roughly 16 acres along East Northfield Boulevard, where an area largely occupied by surface parking would be redeveloped into a new residential community.

The project has changed since its initial concept, increasing from 210 to 217 homes while also reorganizing the overall site layout. The updated design includes a more centralized amenity area, additional gathering spaces and changes to vehicle access.

Plans also provide a more detailed look at the community’s amenities, including a clubhouse, fitness center, pool and spa, dog park, playground and pedestrian connections throughout the site. Of the 217 homes, 22 would be income-restricted for households earning up to 60% of the area median income.

The project is currently going through Denver’s formal Site Development Plan and Urban Design review processes.

Read more at the link in our bio.

Development Team:
Developer/Applicant: BB Living / B2R Partners II, LLC
Property Owner: SCP Northfield Lot LLC
Architect: KTGY
Planner & Landscape Architect: Norris Design
Civil: Kimley-Horn
Photometric: Studio Lighting

Construction is officially underway on a major redesign of Santa Fe Drive.The $29 million project will rebuild the corri...
08/27/2026

Construction is officially underway on a major redesign of Santa Fe Drive.

The $29 million project will rebuild the corridor between 6th and 13th avenues with wider sidewalks, redesigned intersections, new lighting, trees and landscaping, drainage improvements, public art and expanded pedestrian and gathering spaces.

Denver Water is first on site, replacing a 136-year-old water main between 7th and 12th avenues. That work is currently requiring daytime closures along portions of Santa Fe, with construction moving north in one- to two-block sections.

The larger streetscape improvements are expected to begin in September alongside additional utility work from Xcel Energy.

Utility work is expected to continue into early 2027, while the full Santa Fe Streetscape Improvements project is scheduled for completion by the end of 2028.

Read more at the link in our bio.

Development Team:
Lead Agency: Denver DOTI
Design: Kimley-Horn & Dig Studio | Land Arch
Streetscape Construction: Harmon Infrastructure
Water Infrastructure: Denver Water
Gas & Electrical Utilities: Xcel Energy
Public Art Partner: Denver Arts & Venues

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