Nonprofits  October 29, 2020

Vintage City Church buys new Fort Collins location for $4.12M

FORT COLLINS — Vintage City Church is moving just more than a mile northwest after purchasing a new location in Fort Collins this month.

The non-denominational church acquired 31,560 square feet of space at 1501 Academy Court near the city’s northeast corner in two separate deals this month, according to a press release from broker CBRE. Part of the property was purchased from Life Church, another church in the city.

Vintage City plans to hold its first in-person services on Nov. 15 after it moves from its current location at 1825 Sharp Point Drive.

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“We are incredibly excited for this fresh season in our Vintage family to serve Fort Collins in this

prime location,” Pastor Greg Sanders said in a statement.

The sale at $4.12 million amounts to a slight discount to the property’s recorded value, which Larimer County officials last placed at just more than $4.38 million.

Life Church purchased its three units amounting to 12,473 square feet in 2004 and 2005 for a combined $965,000, while the subsidiary company that owned the remaining 19,177 square feet purchased the property in 2015 for $1.7 million, according to property records.

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FORT COLLINS — Vintage City Church is moving just more than a mile northwest after purchasing a new location in Fort Collins this month.

The non-denominational church acquired 31,560 square feet of space at 1501 Academy Court near the city’s northeast corner in two separate deals this month, according to a press release from broker CBRE. Part of the property was purchased from Life Church, another church in the city.

Vintage City plans to hold its first in-person services on Nov. 15 after it moves from its current location at 1825 Sharp Point Drive.

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