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Encore Luxury Apartments Welcomes Tenants
This Summer
These 347 innovative residences come with every modern convenience. Ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments, monthly rents are expected to span $1485 to $3100. Within the community, you'll find a gourmet coffee bar, Peloton Fitness Club, relaxation pool with invigorating water and fire features, hidden poolside fire lounge, game room, skydeck with outdoor kitchen and grills, pet spa, bike repair shop and bike share, private conference and business center, plus social events.
Encore is preleasing now for summer move-ins. Please contact the Encore Team at 303.340.8888,
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GO Builders
Custom Home For Sale
Construction is underway for this spacious six-bedroom, five-bath home at 7006 E. Archer Place. Starting at $1.6M.
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Conceptual image of 7006 E. Archer Place
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Two Custom Homes Available from Latsis
Latsis is currently building two signature homes within Boulevard One. The anticipated price for the modern 3,357-square-foot home at 6886 E. Archer Place is $1.4M. At 3,991 square feet, 7066 E. Archer Place starts at $1.75M.
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Conceptual image of 6886 E. Archer Place
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Conceptual image of 7066 E. Archer Place
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Koelbel Offers New Rowhomes
Intelligently designed Orion and Matador models are move-in ready along Lowry Boulevard and near Oneida Court. These modern, stylish homes are close to multiple parks and Lucky's Market.
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Pedestrian Safety and Mobility Projects Underway
Boulevard One is envisioned as a multimodal, mixed-use community. Several projects are in the works to make it easier and safer to get around, whether you're walking, rolling, taking transit or driving.
The city's rapid growth and community concerns about traffic congestion prompted a mobility study in 2016. Now the LRA is implementing many of the recommendations.
"We should encourage smart development like this throughout the city," said Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman, District 5, who secured matching funds for the safety projects. "As our community grows, we need to provide more safe and convenient ways for people to get around."
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Pedestrian Safety Improvements
Quebec Street is a "high injury network" street according to city plans, and the area between First Avenue and Lowry Boulevard is a "pedestrian priority area," where families, seniors, children, people with disabilities, transit riders and others are trying to get to various destinations.
Safety modifications are expected to be completed later this year at Quebec Street and First Avenue and at Quebec Street and Lowry Boulevard. The improvements may include: wider medians that extend through the crosswalk to shorten the crossing distance; smaller turning motions for motorists; elimination of bus pullouts; and slightly narrower travel lanes. These are not major changes but will greatly improve pedestrian safety while continuing to accommodate a high volume of vehicular traffic. The LRA is working with WalkDenver, RTD and Denver Public Works.
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First Avenue Pedestrian
Crossing and Bike Lane
During the Boulevard One planning process, community members pointed out the need for a crosswalk between the Schlessman Family Library and the Boulevard One retail center. The LRA is proposing an "enhanced pedestrian crosswalk" at First Avenue and Poplar Street, which may include a pedestrian-activated signal. New bike lanes will also be added to both sides of First Avenue.
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Signalized Intersection on
Lowry Boulevard
A new signalized intersection will be installed at Lowry Boulevard and Pontiac Street later this year. It is expected to calm traffic and provide a safe pedestrian crossing between the mixed-use center and the community park.
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Neighborhood Mobility Hub
The mixed-use center at Boulevard One will include a mobility hub with bike racks, scooter parking, car share parking and a meeting spot for Uber/Lyft or a future shuttle. The "Flight Ride" art installation will be repurposed as a meeting spot or waiting area. Generous sidewalks will provide safe pedestrian access.
The LRA consulted with Transportation Solutions, an area transportation management association; design and construction is by Confluent Development and Kelmore Development Corporation.
For more information on all these Boulevard One safety and mobility projects, please visit boulevardonelowry.com/workplay-spaces.
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Conceptual images of Boulevard One Neighborhood Mobility Hub
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