DIA plans rolling ‘invitation to developers’ for 16K airport acres
This story first appeared on Business.Den.com, a BizWest news partner.
Denver International Airport is planning a new approach when it comes to landing development on airport property.
Senior Assistant City Attorney David Steinberger told a Denver City Council committee last month that the airport hopes to implement a “rolling request for offers” to build on land that isn’t needed for aviation purposes.
DIA’s land holdings comprise approximately 34,000 acres, but only 18,000 of that is considered “core aviation land,” where terminals, runways and other facilities already sit or are slated to be added in the future. That leaves 16,000 acres of “non-aviation land,”…
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