Renaissance Apartments at North Colorado Station

Denver

Clayton Neighborhood

ULC acquired a Budget Motel in 2006 for the future development of Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) affordable housing. In 2012, ULC sold the site to CCH, construction commenced on the 103 units of affordable housing with permanent supportive services later that year.

The transit oriented development sits less than a quarter mile from RTD’s 40th and Colorado Station along the A Line Commuter Rail. Renaissance Apartments opened their doors in February 2016.

Renaissance at North Colorado Station Awarded Housing Colorado’s Eagle Award

Written on October 24, 2017 at 8:12 pm

At this year's 29th annual Housing NOW! Conference hosted by Housing Colorado, ULC’s first purchase in Northeast Park Hill was recognized with an Eagle Award. What was once an old Budget Motel at the intersection of 40th and Colorado is now the Renaissance at North Colorado Station apartments, constructed by Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (CCH)
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Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Opens Renaissance Apartments at North Colorado Station

Written on February 23, 2016 at 6:27 pm

On February 16th, the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless held a grand opening for their 17th affordable housing project, the Renaissance at North Colorado Station.

Former Tenant CCH Becomes the Owner of Gateway!

Written on January 6, 2012 at 4:54 pm

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) purchased Gateway from the Urban Land Conservancy (ULC) in January of 2012. CCH continues to provide transitional housing services to Denvers homeless families along high-frequency bus routes and the future East Rail Commuter Line of FasTracks. Gateway is another example of ULC’s mission, preserving real estate so critical services
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Transitional Housing at 3975 Colorado Blvd

Written on October 10, 2011 at 2:10 am

A real estate company donated this former Budget Motel to ULC.  This Denver property will be redeveloped into a mix of affordable housing and other public uses in partnership with Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (CCH).  In the meantime, it is being operated by CCH as transitional housing.  Located on a high frequency by route, this
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