Former HP campus in Loveland hits market for $22.8M
LOVELAND — A complex in south Loveland that was once part of the considerable Hewlett-Packard Co. base in the city has returned to the market for $22.8 million, according to a sales brochure for the property.
The four buildings now known as the Rocky Mountain Center for Innovation and Technology are located on the northeast corner of the Taft Avenue and 14th Street SW intersection.
Larimer County assessors last valued the property at $4.05 million, less than the $5 million price that the city of Loveland sold the property for in 2011 to current owner Cumberland…
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