by Jon Terry | May 18, 2016 | Blog, Colorado Living, Transit Oriented Development
Denver FasTracks had been slated for completion by 2019, but has been moved to 2040; however, it is already impacting our lives in many different ways. If you would like to read about where the tracks are going and the progress being made, check out...
by Jon Terry | Jun 26, 2015 | Blog, Colorado Living, Rankings, Statistics, Transit Oriented Development
Denver continues to invest in walkable, bike-friendly infrastructure, and has landed the No. 4 spot on Walk Score’s (an apartment listing company owned and operated by Redfin Corp.) new “Most Bikeable Cities 2018” ranking, which gave Denver a 71.3 bike...
by Jon Terry | Jun 20, 2015 | Blog, Colorado Living, Rankings, Residential Real Estate, The Economy, Transit Oriented Development
If you’re wanting to escape Denver’s climbing rent prices (at least a little), but still want to enjoy all that Denver has to offer, Denver’s suburbs have a lot to offer. In fact, many are connected to downtown by the Regional Transportation District’s 122 miles...
by Jon Terry | Nov 14, 2014 | Blog, Transit Oriented Development
Parking is changing at five lots along the West rail line, the Regional Transportation District’s newest rail line. RTD, which launched a pay-for-parking program in 2009, started charging for parking at five of the 11 stops along the West line, which runs from...
by Jon Terry | Oct 2, 2013 | Blog, Transit Oriented Development
The Regional Transportation District’s Eagle P3 project is about half finished. Here are some questions and answers about the project: What is the Eagle P3? It’s a $2.2 billion project to build about one-third of the larger $7.4 billion FasTracks program to open 122...
by Jon Terry | May 27, 2013 | Blog, Colorado Living, Transit Oriented Development
Now that the West Rail has opened, historic Denver Union Station is the next major FasTracks project in line. It will be ready sometime in 2014. “The West line is an example of how things are moving forward here in Colorado,” Gov. John Hickenlooper said...
