You’re invited to a roundtable discussion August 4th from 12-2pm with:

If you are a real estate developer working on Transit Oriented Development (TOD) sites in Metro Denver, you need to find out how locating an Early Childhood Education program (ECE) in your development can not only benefit future residents, employees, and company tenants occupying your future development, but could actually dramatically increase the desirability and economic viability of your future project!

If you are an ECE provider, come learn about both the myriad benefits of locating an early childhood center adjacent to a commuter or light rail station, as well as what to look for when seeking out the right TOD location and related real estate developer.

Other relevant subjects for developers: how vacant, ground floor commercial space of mixed-use developments could be easily filled by a stable long-term tenant, or how ECE programs can offer a valuable well needed service to residents of both affordable and market rate housing developments making leasing even easier.

Additional topics for ECE and other childcare program providers will include: why a TOD location can provide parents the opportunity to be less reliant on a car while also offering more direct access to the childcare services they need, and why getting signed up early in a future TOD community could deliver the perfect childcare facility-one that is both legally compliant while also providing a custom-designed facility.

This is an opportunity you don’t want to miss!

Come listen, learn, and ask your questions of those most in the know about both TOD locations and ECE programs.  Denver is in a fast growing region where combining ECEs and TODS will increasingly be in greater demand, and can spell ultimate SUCCESS when both groups work together. Don’t miss out on learning about the true potential of this opportunity!

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