Rezoning the property -- at the junction of Brighton Boulevard and Broadway at 29th Street, close to the Ballpark neighborhood -- from Light Industrial (I-2) to Planned Unit Development (PUD) was a critical stage in the approval process. I-2 zoning does not permit residential use while the PUD does. The next step is site plan approval.
JPI has been working with the city for nearly two years to create a site plan that is compatible with the Brighton Boulevard warehouse area while at the same time maintaining JPI's signature luxury residential amenities.
"We are excited to be in Downtown Denver with this project," says JPI Divisional President Tim McEntee. "We believe that this is a great use for this site and feel that there is a strong demand for residential housing in the area. According to the Downtown Denver Partnership, 32% of Downtown workers would consider living Downtown if adequate housing were available."
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