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Bookmark or Share- Adaptive Reuse in DenverThe city has launched two Adaptive Reuse Pilot Programs focused on Upper Downtown and East Colfax Avenue project locations. Project eligibility, regulatory changes and incentives are currently being determined through the pilot program projects and collaborative research. Visit the adaptive reuse webpage for more information
- Adaptive Reuse Update: New Federal Incentives and Emerging TrendsThe City is still accepting applications for its Adaptive Reuse Pilot Program. The program specifically supports conversions of buildings located in the upper Downtown area of Denver that are currently configured for office space, were constructed more than 30 years ago, currently have 50% or higher vacancy, and will be converted to multi-use ...
- Adaptive Reuse Study Outlines Housing Potential for Downtown OfficesIn addition to the study, the city has also launched an Adaptive Reuse Pilot Program in Upper Downtown. The pilot program will help support the conversion of commercial office space to multi-use residential space by providing a dedicated project coordinator to help applicants through the review and permitting process.
- Could that office be apartments? Study scores 29 downtown Denver ...In conjunction with the study’s release, Denver has launched an “adaptive reuse pilot program” for Upper Downtown, which generally has older buildings and greater vacancy than the other end by Union Station.
- These 16 downtown office buildings are good fits to be turned into ...The city is running a pilot program in Upper Downtown to help owners and developers convert commercial space into residential units. The program gives developers a project coordinator to...
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