ULC recently partnered with Integral Group for our Artway North development in Northeast Park Hill. The $90 million development is set to include 350 mixed income resident units and approximately 60,000 square feet of commercial space.
Radian, a non-profit design center providing services to community-based initiatives, was chosen as the new home to Denver Shared Spaces.
To celebrate the start of 2017 and the launch of our new Strategic Framework, ULC invited community members to the Curtis Park gym for some friendly rounds of table tennis.
The Denver Post spoke with ULC’s new development partner, Zocalo Community Development, on gentrification and future development plans in Elyria-Swansea.
Tony Pickett recently published an article for Shelterforce to discuss Denver’s rapid growth, and the gentrification and loss of cultural identity that has been quick to follow. He also announced ULC’s plan for 303 ArtWay, a health, art and heritage themed urban trail that hopes to combat the loss of cultural identity felt throughout NE Park Hill.