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Senior Housing & Care
Construction Starts
Mainstreet Loveland is a new 70-bed skilled nurs-
ing facility that began construction in November.
The architect is OZ Architecture and the general
contractor is Brinkmann Constructors. The proper-
ty is owned by Mainstreet Capital and will be man-
aged by Eduro Healthcare. The property is expected
to open in December.
Rocky Mountain Assisted Living Thornton is a
new 32-bed assisted living and memory care com-
munity that began construction in October. The
general contractor is Creekside Development and
the architect is MA Architects. The property is
owned and managed by Rocky Mountain Assisted
Living. The property is expected to open in the fall.
Openings
The Center at Lowry is a 96-bed subacute/rehab
facility that opened in November. The architect was
Boulder Associates and the general contractor was
Vertix Builders Inc. The facility is managed by Veri-
tas Management Group.
AltaVita is a high-quality senior apartment,
independent living, assisted living and memory
care community in Longmont. A grand opening
was held on Oct. 27 for AltaVita’s new 67-unit
assisted living building. The architect was Keph-
art Architects and Emiko Design. The general
contractor was Shaw Builders LLC. The property
is owned by M2AL LLC and is managed by Alta-
Vita Assisted Living.
Four Corners Development LLC held a grand open-
ing ceremony for Oakshire Trails Nov. 7. The income-
restricted, age-qualified apartment property in
Pueblo was funded with 9 percent low-income tax
credits and includes 62 units. The general contractor
was Hamilton Builders LLC and the architect was
Baron Design and Associates LLC. The property is
managed by the Pueblo Housing Authority.
Traditions at Englewood is an income-restricted,
age-qualified 180-unit apartment property in
Englewood that opened in November. The property
is funded with 4 percent tax credits and 177 units
are restricted at 60 percent annual median income.
The general contractor was Inland Colorado LLC
and the architect was Nystrom + Olson Architec-
ture. The property is owned by Inland Group and
managed by FPI Management.
A grand opening ceremony was held Nov. 17 for
Landmark Assisted Living’s first phase of devel-
opment, consisting of 18 units of memory care.
Future development of two additional phases of 18
units each is planned to begin as early as May. The
general contractor was Pinkard Construction and
the architect was Clear Creek Architects. The prop-
erty is self-managed.
The listings of construction starts, openings, and prop-
erty sales are as reported by Boulder-based The Highland
Group. For questions, contact info@thehighlandgroupinc.
com or 720.565.0966.