LPR Construction opts out of buying Loveland-owned property for new HQ
LOVELAND — LPR Construction will not move forward with plans to purchase a former Larimer County administration building at 205 E. Sixth St., a downtown Loveland location where the company had planned to build a new headquarters.
Loveland city leaders had been working with LPR Construction to facilitate that project since 2015. LPR is engaged in industrial construction and steel erection, including projects such as the Denver Art Museum, Denver Union Station and the Marlins Park in Florida.
The company, which is part of the Longbow Industries LLC corporate umbrella, informed Loveland city manager Steve…
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