What’s been going on at the site and in the area of the new Union Station development since the beginning of the year you ask? Lots and lots of future housing! Six different projects to be exact! Here they are in order from what is going to be completed first to what will be finished by mid-next year.

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Cadence
Cadence is the first high-rise apartment building in the new Union Station redevelopment field. It is a 13-story apartment tower with 220 units that is leading the charge of truly transforming the...
When Union Station’s monumental renovation and revitalization is complete in the coming years, the citizens of Denver will have a lot to look forward to. The whole area will be alive with activity, new ventures, and limitless possibilities for the city. But what many people are looking forward to more than the revamping of this Denver icon is the installation of the DIA Light Rail. This mega-transportation project will not only ease traveling headaches along I-70, but it will also make the entire trek a breeze.
The Denver East Rail Line is currently under construction and will have stations along the route from DIA to Union Station. The advantages of this DIA Light Rail line are endless, but include swift transportation to the airport and back, the...
Union Station Redevelopment Update
It is the beginning of the end for the Union Station redevelopment as the station is now closed to the public for the final stages of its transformation. If you did not get a chance to visit the inside before its closure, you will not be able to until 2014, when the station’s front doors are reopened to showcase its modern makeover. But the exterior projects have enough going on to captivate anyone’s interest.
The Denver train station redevelopment project has numerous parts that will make the Union Station district almost unrecognizable. Construction has begun on new apartment buildings on the north side of the station while the...
Massive Real Estate Growth Likely as Denver Colorado Comes of Age.
I feel an overwhelming sense of pride as I look at how this great city of Denver will evolve over the next 7 years. I am a native Coloradian having grown up in Congress Park and then Parker, Colorado. Having lived in Colorado my whole life I have seen the city grow from a small little cow town into the beginnings of truly metropolitan city. I remember a time when it would snow on Friday and you could get up on a Saturday, hop in the car at 8:00 and be in Vail at 9:30. I remember the very limited number of restaurants that were semi-good if you choose to eat out. I remember when all interstate highways in...