Loveland supportive housing project to open in November
LOVELAND – The 54-unit St. Valentine supportive housing complex is likely to be completed in November, developer Justin Raddatz has told the Loveland Daily Reporter-Herald.
Construction on the $18.6 million project located adjacent to the Loveland Police and Courts Building on Tenth Street was supposed to be done earlier this year, but supply-chain issues, mud, frozen ground and removal of prairie dogs from the site delayed it.
The apartment project was approved by the Loveland City Council in 2020.
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LOVELAND – The 54-unit St. Valentine supportive housing complex is likely to be completed in November, developer Justin Raddatz has told the Loveland Daily Reporter-Herald.
Construction on the $18.6 million project located adjacent to the Loveland Police and Courts Building on Tenth Street was supposed to be done earlier this year, but supply-chain issues, mud, frozen ground and removal of prairie dogs from the site delayed it.
The apartment project was approved by the Loveland City Council in 2020.
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