Urban Land Conservancy purchased ArtWay North (formerly known as Park Hill Village West) in March 2013. Denver’s Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Fund and program related investments from the Piton Foundation and Gary Community Investments financed the acquisition. In 2014, ULC partnered with DelWest for the first phase of development, to construct 156 units of affordable housing. Park Hill Station Apartments opened in April 2016. Located adjacent to the 40th and Colorado Station, Park Hill Station residents are just a short walk from RTD’s A Line Commuter Rail. In due time, the multi- phase development stages will eventually produce over 400 units of housing and 80,000 square feet of commercial space. ArtWay North is also a part of 303 ArtWay. Led by ULC, 303 ArtWay is a future 4 mile pedestrian and bike loop connecting the 40th and Colorado Station to Holly Square.
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Wells Fargo played a major role in the development of the Park Hill Station Apartments, and recently posted a video detailing the importance of transit oriented development.
Written on April 21, 2016 at 7:37 pm
Park Hill Station Apartments, phase one of ULC’s Park Hill Village West Development, celebrates it’s grand opening. The 156 units of affordable housing were developed by DelWest.
Written on February 2, 2016 at 6:59 pm
Park Hill Station Apartments will move new families in starting in February 2016.
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After working with the community in a several month long engagement process, ULC with partner Radian, has finalized 3 conceptual designs for development opportunities at Park Hill Village West. Below are concepts, including job creation potential for each of the 3 concepts: The Park, The Village and The Destination. For more information on these designs,
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Written on September 19, 2014 at 3:45 pm
Congratulations to ULC development partner Delwest, on the recently celebrated groundbreaking of a new transit oriented development. 156 affordable apartments are being constructed at the future Colorado Station on the East Rail Commuter Line scheduled to open in early 2016. The new Park Hill Station Apartments are the first phase of a larger transit oriented
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Written on April 9, 2014 at 4:44 pm
The community visioning process at Park Hill Village West is well underway! ULC is very excited to be in partnership with Radian and The Denver Foundation’s Strengthening Neighborhoods (SN) Development Program to engage the neighborhoods of Northeast Park Hill, Clayton and Globeville/Elyria-Swansea. A community focus group has been arranged to be the voice of the community,
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Written on July 23, 2013 at 7:29 pm
Park Hill Village West was the focus of The Sustainable Cities Design Academy in Washington, DC. This two-day charrette marks the American Architectural Foundation’s (AAF)10th collaborative charrette engagement with public-private partnerships throughout the U.S. The development of PHVW will also be affected by the surrounding station area, and luckily the City of Denver and RTD went with
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Written on March 20, 2013 at 2:49 pm
Fifty-four thousand children live in the 14 mile stretch from northeast Denver to Green Valley Ranch, known as the Children’s Corridor. Nearly 35,000 of these children live in poverty, with little or no access to affordable housing, high performing schools or quality healthcare. The Urban Land Conservancy’s purchase of Park Hill Village West (PHVW) will
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Park Hill Village West (PHVW) | Size: 9.4 acres | Location: Smith Road and Colorado Boulevard in Northeast Park Hill | Details: ULC purchased PHVW (the largest land purchase as of March 2013) using Denver’s TOD Fund and investment from The Piton Foundation and Gary Community Investment Company. 156 affordable homes will be built in
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The Social Enterprise Foundry, located in Denver's Sun Valley neighborhood, provides affordable rent to three mission minded organizations.
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