Denver developer plans workforce-housing apartments in Broomfield
BROOMFIELD — City officials throughout the Boulder Valley, including in Broomfield, have been clamoring for developers to build more units that are affordable for those who work but may not earn the level of wage necessary to afford the large, luxurious, or expensive homes that often dominate the local residential real estate market. Denver-based Ulysses Development Group LLC hopes to meet that community need with its proposed Harvest Station workforce-housing project.
The plan calls for 52 new apartments to be built at the northwest corner of Wadsworth Boulevard and 118th Avenue.
Broomfield’s Land Use Review Committee is set to review a planned…
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