3 minute read • Concept plans have been approved to convert the existing Holiday Inn at 3333 North Quebec Street into a 240-unit multi-family development. The project now advances into the Site Development Plan phase, signaling a relatively streamlined entitlement path for this hotel-to-residential adaptive reuse.

4 minute read • Plans are advancing for a Four Seasons–branded private residences project in Cherry Creek North, where developers have pivoted from an earlier apartment proposal to a smaller, luxury condominium building. City filings outline an eight-story project with roughly 41 to 42 for-sale residences, ground-floor retail, rooftop amenities, and underground parking at 215–231 N. Detroit Street.

3 minute read • Leasing has begun at Apiary Residences, a new residential component of a 20-story mixed-use tower under construction in Denver’s Belleview Station district. The project is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2026.

4 minute read • New concept plans have been submitted for an 11-story mixed-use building on a surface parking lot near Ball Arena. Filed independently by the Auraria Higher Education Center, the proposal offers an early look at how parking-heavy sites in the Central Platte Valley could begin transitioning toward higher-density development.

3 minute read • Brookfield Residential is moving into the next phase at Uplands, a master-planned community taking shape in Westminster between Denver and Boulder. The development is beginning to open model homes as construction continues across the site.

3 minute read • Plans submitted to the City of Denver show the 11-story Holiday Inn at 3333 Quebec St. could be converted from a 310-room hotel into a 220-unit housing project, reworking the building’s interior to support long-term residential use while retaining the existing structure.

3 minute read • A formal Site Development Plan has been approved for a 170-unit affordable housing project at 4995 Washington Street in Globeville, featuring a new Denver Public Library branch and community café.

2 minute read • New concept plans have been filed to redevelop the Belcaro Shopping Center along South Colorado Boulevard into a four-story apartment community with roughly 350 units and internal parking. This article covers what’s proposed and where the project stands today.