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The Coloradoan
Promenade Shops at Centerra has been sold: Here's what's ahead for Loveland retail center
The Promenade Shops at Centerra , an open-air shopping center on the northeast corner of Interstate 25 and U.S. Highway 34, has been sold to Wisconsin-based Galway Companies. This is Galway's first Colorado acquisition, according to a news release from the company, which says it aims to make it "a destination to be proud to be part of." Galway says it is committed to a significant reinvestment in the property. This will include attracting new tenants and upgrades to the property, like fresh landscaping and signage and adding new events, said Dante de la Rosa, marketing coordinator with Galway. So how will Galway try to attract the stores Northern Coloradans want to see, when they currently have to shop online or drive to Denver-area malls? Modernization of the property and elevating it will help attract those tenants, along with marketing in general, de la Rosa said, and Galway will work to make the spaces more appealing to the tenants looking to expand, de la Rosa said. But Galway also wants to make it a place where people can be together as a community, he said. Galway paid $55 million to buy the property, officially owned by Promenade Shops - 10220472
aspenpublicradio.org
In Fort Collins, it can be tough to afford rent. Colorado's corporate landlords could be to blame.
For Alex Siggers, a graduate student studying ecology at Colorado State University, Fort Collins is a perfect balance between urban living and easy access to nature. "You see what Fort Collins has. It's hard to give that up," Siggers said on a recent Sunday morning, taking in the view from the city's Fossil Creek Park.
kunc.org
In Fort Collins, it can be tough to afford rent. Colorado’s corporate landlords could be to blame.
For Alex Siggers, a graduate student studying ecology at Colorado State University, Fort Collins is a perfect balance between urban living and easy access to nature. “You see what Fort Collins has. It's hard to give that up,” Siggers said on a recent Sunday morning, taking in the view from the city’s Fossil Creek Park.
northfortynews
Loveland’s Foote Lagoon to Undergo Major Restoration
LOVELAND, Colo. – Restoration efforts at one of Loveland’s most iconic public spaces, the Foote Lagoon, have started, with construction set to continue through the end of August. The City of Loveland has announced that the project includes replacing the lagoon’s deteriorated 39-year-old liner, pouring over 14,000 square...
nocostyle.com
Fort Collins Urban Renewal Authority Purchases Former Grocery Store Property
The Fort Collins Urban Renewal Authority (FCURA) closed on the purchase of 1636 North College Avenue, a vacant former grocery store, on July 15, 2025. Vacant since 2014, the 50,097-square-foot building is situated on 4.68 acres near the intersection of Willox Lane and North College Avenue. “The FCURA remains committed...
northfortynews
Fort Collins Moves to Revitalize North College with Major Property Acquisition
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – A key redevelopment effort is taking shape in North Fort Collins as the Fort Collins Urban Renewal Authority (FCURA) finalized the purchase of the long-vacant property at 1636 North College Avenue on July 15, 2025. The 50,000-square-foot former grocery store, situated on 4.68 acres near...
kunc.org
Credit union seeks foreclosure on Future Legends
GREELEY — Its 90-day deadline for repayment having passed, U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union has filed for foreclosure on the largely shuttered Future Legends sports complex in Windsor. The Albuquerque, New Mexico-based credit union had loaned tens of millions of dollars to managing partner Jeff Katofsky and the various...
capcity.news
Cheyenne City Council debates future of historic Pump House
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne City Council grappled with the fate of a historic landmark Monday night, as a debate over selling the abandoned Cheyenne Auxiliary Pumping Station, commonly known as the Pump House, sparked pleas for its preservation. The council also addressed a grant application for intersection upgrades...
cowboystatedaily.com
Catering To Golfing Lifestyles A Growing Real Estate Niche In Wyoming
In the late 2010s, the golf industry was wringing its collective hands over a lack of growth in the industry after a protracted decline. What a difference time and a global pandemic makes. Golf is popular again — in a multibillion-dollar industry sort of way. It’s so hot, in...
1310kfka.com
Person At Windsor Supermarket Tests Positive For Measles
A patron of the Windsor King Soopers from Friday, May 30, recently tested positive for measles, according to the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment. The customer was in the store, 1520 Main St., from 10:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., during the infectious period, the county said. The Greeley Tribune reports though the risk to others in the store at the time was low, the county asks anyone who is not vaccinated or who is immunocompromised to contact the Communicable Disease Team at 970-400-2223 for a risk assessment.
Home Stratosphere
Welcome to This 5,549 Sq. Ft. 6 Bedroom Lakefront Property - Check Out the Floor Plan and Theater Room
Sq. Ft.: 5,549 | Bedrooms: 6 | Baths: 6 The post Welcome to This 5,549 Sq. Ft. 6 Bedroom Lakefront Property - Check Out the Floor Plan and Theater Room appeared first on Home Stratosphere .
kunc.org
Greeley rejects purchase of JBS headquarters building
GREELEY — Greeley will not move forward with the purchase of the JBS USA headquarters building in the Promontory business park, with the city focusing instead on funding of a new civic campus downtown. “We’re out,” Greeley mayor John Gates told BizWest Wednesday. Gates and City Manager...
1310kfka.com
Greeley Adopts Unauthorized Camping Measure
This week, Greeley City Council approved a new ordinance that limits camping on public and private property. It also limits the outdoor storage of personal items on public property. The rule is part of a larger effort to deal with concerns about safety, health hazards and damage to public spaces and buildings. NOCO Style reports the measure bans unauthorized camping throughout the city and storing of items in public areas. Public spaces include parks, sidewalks, underpasses and rights-of-way. The ordinance also limits camping on a residential private property for more than seven days, per city code.
northfortynews
Fort Collins Housing Advocate Alleges Retaliation and Due Process Failures by Colorado Civil Rights Division
Real estate professional’s case draws attention from state legislators and highlights systemic issues in Colorado’s civil rights enforcement. A Fort Collins real estate broker is alleging retaliation from a local senior mobile home park and procedural misconduct by the Colorado Civil Rights Division, prompting questions about how the state handles housing discrimination claims — and how it treats advocates fighting for fair access.