Lowry Redevelopment Authority 7290 East First AvenueDenver CO 80230

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PERMIT NO. 353

Find Out MoreFor more information and to contact the Lowry Redevelopment Authority, please visit the web locations below or call us.

Register for email updates and news: www.boulevardonelowry.com

Find out about LRA meeting schedules: www.lowryredevelopment.org/meetings

Access Boulevard One planning documents: www.lowryredevelopment.org/boulevard-one/

General inquiries: info@boulevardonelowry.com303.326.7102

By the Numbers

60 of 70 acres zoned

2/3 of roads, utilities and parks completed

40 homes under construction or completed

117 lots sold to developers by year-end

Total build out by 2020

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BoulevardOneLowry.com 303.326.7102

Luxury Apartments Take Shape at Boulevard One Lowry Boulevard and Quebec Street, the major eastern gateway to Boulevard One, will soon feature a stunning high-end apartment community, anchored by neighborhood shops along the first floor.

Embrey, an award-winning San Antonio-based multifamily developer and management company, is in the process of

planning the 350-unit project. Construction is scheduled to begin winter 2016.

Just like the rest of Boulevard One, the apartment community will be designed and constructed with sustainability in mind. Boulevard One Apartments will meet LEED Gold requirements and be extremely energy efficient.

Studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments will have high-quality finishes and Energy Star appliances. The majority of the apartments will be studios and one bedrooms. The average apartment will be 940 square feet, with average monthly rents ranging from $1,650 to $3,300.

Residents will also enjoy a resort-style pool, landscaped courtyards, heated spa, outdoor cooking area, fire feature, fitness center, yoga studio, resident lounge, on-site bike and ski repair shop and enclosed dog wash facility. In addition, these apartment dwellers will be just steps from a community park and a mixed-use town center.

Sporting a contemporary and timeless architecture, the buildings will be three stories along Quebec Street, with some areas stepped back 30 feet to allow for four stories. Parking will comply with the Boulevard One design guidelines, which require higher ratios than Denver zoning.

For more information, visit boulevardonelowry.com/homes/

Embrey’s conceptual vision for Boulevard One Apartments

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Affordable Housing In the midst of Denver’s affordable housing shortage, Boulevard One will offer 86 affordable apartments and for-sale rowhomes. Homes will be affordable for many area employees, working families and retirees on fixed incomes.

Affordable Rowhome Developers Now On Board Boulevard One has set aside approximately 14 affordable townhomes for development on Archer Place. The Colorado Community Land Trust selected Cecil Development, LLC and Sean Smith Construction, Inc. to build these units.

The two- and three-bedroom homes are anticipated to be priced from $147,000 to $167,000 and will meet Boulevard One’s sustainability and design guidelines.

Homes are affordably priced in perpetuity. Homeowners can move up in housing because they receive a portion of the equity when they sell.

The project will be managed by the Colorado Community Land Trust, which was created in 2002 by the Lowry Redevelopment Authority. It now has 186 homes at Lowry and others in West Washington Park. Eleven rowhomes will be under construction soon in the Cole neighborhood. The CCLT did not have a single foreclosure during the recession.

Learn more about Boulevard One’s commitment

to affordable housing and these rowhomes at

boulevardonelowry.com/homes/

The Housing Authority of the City and County of Denver and Volunteers of America will build, own and manage a 72-unit,

mixed-income apartment community at Niagara Street and Archer Place. The four-story building will contain a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with a community room, computer center and on-site play area. The sustainable building will be designed by Parikh Stevens Architects, which has designed apartment and mixed-use properties in LoDo, RiNo and Cherry Creek.

Boulevard One apartments will meet Enterprise Green Communities standards, with a green roof and solar arrays.

Monthly rents will be based on 30 to 60 percent of the area median income, or approximately $20,700 to $41,460 per year for a family of three.

For more information, contact Doug Snyder,Volunteers of America,720.264.3331 or at dsnyder@voa.org.

Development plans and schedules are dependent on many factors and are therefore subject to change.

Maple Park Townhomes at Lowry by Colorado Community Land Trust

Workers installing the “Urban Kiva,” an artful neighborhood gathering place that will glow softly at night by curved lightpoles (not installed yet)

Wander up this new stairway to the top of the berm along Monaco Parkway. You’ll find the Wildlife Weave sculpture just a short walk to the north.

Conceptual elevation from Parikh Stevens Architects

Landscaping goes in, including rolling out the sod, at the Linear Park.

“This is a continuation of one of the city’s most successful affordable housing programs.”

– Monty Force Executive Directory Lowry Redevelopment Authority

Affordable Apartment Builders