DENVER, CO - Today, Holland Partner Group broke ground on their Highland Bridge Loft project, the first start for Holland in Denver and the sixth for 2011. Local business, political leaders and neighborhood groups were on hand to celebrate the groundbreaking.
Highland Bridge Loft is a 130 unit, market-rate, mixed use development in a 4/5 story building located within the lower Highlands neighborhood. The mid-rise building will feature well-appointed finishes, pleasing amenities, and stunning panoramic views of downtown Denver and the mountains.
“Highlands Bridge Lofts will be a great addition to the LoHi community and provide residents easy and convenient access to downtown Denver and surrounding neighborhoods via bike, foot, public transportation or auto.” said Erik Hagevik, Partner in charge of Holland Development’s Rocky Mountain region.
The LoHi Neighborhood is known as a walker’s paradise and a place where people live because they want to be close to work, shopping, transit and entertainment. The Highland Bridge Loft address is ideally located just 1 block west of Interstate 25 and ¼ mile from the Downtown Denver Light Rail Station and the major redevelopment of Union Station.
“With the re-launch of Holland Development and Holland Construction, we are positioned to take advantage of the rebounding real estate market,” said Holland Partner Group CEO Clyde Holland. “We are pursuing a number of opportunities in Denver and are confident in the strength of this market.”
Over the past 10 years Holland Partner Group, based in Vancouver, Wash. has financed over 10,000 apartment units. Hagevik describes the group as a “full-service” apartment developer, builder, owner, and manager.
“Holland applies an integrated team approach to each apartment community we develop,” Hagevik said. “From selecting the most desirable locations, adding amenities that our tenant value including: a roof top deck, pool, fitness center and clubhouse to superior customer service from our property management team we feel this project will outperform the market.”