Development & Properties

This industrial corridor running along I-70 contains 40 million square feet of product with more under construction. It’s a hub for e-commerce, cold storage, logistics, and light manufacturing with highway and rail access plus close proximity to Denver International Airport. Companies like Amazon, Shamrock, Home Depot, Kroger, Wayfair, Hibbert, GM, UPS, Subaru, Safilo, Medline, and Whirlpool have footprints in this focus area.

This area includes a world-renowned bioscience and healthcare campus: Anschutz Medical Campus and Fitzsimons Innovation Community, which represents a $7 billion annual economic impact and about 30,000 employees. It comprises three hospitals, a medical university, a cancer center, and an innovation hub. An additional facility to the south is the state’s only cardiac center along a light rail line with clinical services.

This area includes Buckley Space Force Base, Centretech, and Gateway Park. The industry is anchored by the military operations and supported by defense contractors. Small and mid-size businesses providing additional technology-, space-, and cyber-related systems are located here as well, making up a quarter of the state’s cluster. Companies like Raytheon Technologies and Northrup Grumman call this area home.

This nearly 10-mile transit corridor runs along I-225 and RTD’s R Line light rail with 11 light rail stations and major bus routes connecting to the Metro area. Transit-oriented development (TOD) opportunities and momentum characterize the corridor with retail, residential, and commercial development. It provides access to the metro area’s amenities and employment centers. There are 100 acres of available infill sites.

E-470 is a major catalyst around the Metro area which created direct access to heavily-populated suburban communities, regional malls and amenities, Denver International Airport, and spurred commercial development. There are thousands of acres of master-planned sites primed for business parks, advanced manufacturers, data centers, corporate campuses, and entertainment facilities in this focus area.

E-470 runs as an outer ring around the Metro area with direct access to heavily populated suburban communities, the Southlands, and Denver International Airport. More than 2,000 acres of developable land are primed for business parks, data centers, corporate campuses, and entertainment facilities in this focus area.

East 64th Avenue is a key arterial road and offers the most direct access from Denver International Airport to the Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center. Named the “Golden Mile” because of its immense development opportunity and momentum, we expect industrial employment centers, master-planned residential, and future commercial development here.

This area is anchored by the Colorado Air and Space Port, one of only 11 spaceports in the United States. It will be the future hub for commercial space transportation and research and development related to the industry. Several companies are already located here and are working on testing. There is significant available space for other payload delivery companies. This is adjacent to heavy rail and a major industrial park.