Fort Collins chamber to honor award winners April 10
The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce will honor the contributions of individuals who have made a significant impact on the community at its 119th annual celebration next month.
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The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce will honor the contributions of individuals who have made a significant impact on the community at its 119th annual celebration next month.
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FORT COLLINS — A residential development project that will rehabilitate a commercial property in downtown Fort Collins is again underway after being sidetracked by effects of the pandemic. The project, a five-story, 197-unit apartment complex called Willow Street Residences and located at 223 Willow St., was forced into foreclosure as a result of an unpaid loan, which coupled with contractor-filed liens totaling millions of dollars, stopped the work on the project. Public records show that the foreclosure action has been withdrawn and liens have been paid and released. A redemption certi...
A developer is working with owners of the former Downtown Artery building, 252 Linden St., to turn the building's second floor into affordable co-housing. The plan, proposed by Helix Development Group of Fort Collins, would essentially add nine bedrooms to the existing three bedrooms on the second floor with shared bathrooms, a living room, kitchen and common area, said Josh Harrison, president of Helix Development. Harrison is awaiting a building permit from the city of Fort Collins before starting construction at the end of April with construction done by August and the units leased ...
As Northern Colorado climbs out of the COVID-19 pandemic doldrums, local real estate experts are left wondering when workers will return in person to the office and whether the virus has caused a permanent shift in commercial real estate markets. Similar concerns exist regarding the retail sector, and while the residential sector is red-hot, there are significant headwinds related to the rising cost of land, water and construction materials, Northern Colorado real estate pros said Tuesday during BizWest’s virtual CEO Roundtable. Citing an internal survey, CBRE broker Peter Kelly estimated...