Colfax container condo project scrapped
Editor’s note: This report first appeared at BizWest news partner BusinessDen.
An unusual shipping container condo project proposed for a West Colfax lot won’t be all it was stacked up to be.
The couple that wanted to build Stackhouse, a seven-story steel structure with slots for 62 container homes, said it will not be going up at 3425 W. Colfax Ave. as planned.
Ryan Egan and his girlfriend Janelle Briggs were previously under contract to buy the 0.27-acre lot. Egan said the couple wanted to extend the contract, giving them more time to close, but the property’s owner declined to do so.
“We…
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