Project costs a nagging concern for Northern Colorado real estate developers
FORT COLLINS — Despite a robust economy in Northern Colorado, local developers are facing strong headwinds that are making it more costly to complete commercial and residential projects.
Those costs come in a number of forms — from labor to regulations to materials to water — real estate and construction industry leaders said during BizWest’s CEO Roundtable held Tuesday in Fort Collins.
Providing developments with access to water is a huge driver of costs — and one that homebuyers may not always consider.
“Building in Windsor, I’m over $100,000 before a shovel hits the…
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