The Village Center Station project is a mixed-use development in Greenwood Village that does include office and retail components. The first phase of Village Center Station is a fully leased 230,00 square foot building with ground level retail. Once fully built the site will offer over 700,00 square feet of office space between three buildings and 50,000 square feet of retail space.

One of the highlights of Village Center Station is a three acre plaza and an 800-foot long boulevard with fountains and landscaping.

The new headquarters for CoBank is currently under construction on the site. This building will rise to 11 stories and will include 275,00 square feet of office space. Davis Partnership Architects designed the building.

“This phase of development features a boldly geometric building form that optimizes views, solar orientation and visibility from the adjacent Interstate 25. A two-story tall expansive lobby offers an inviting yet impressive welcome statement, and a 905 car garage is integrated into the building form, making it a part of the total sculptural composition,” states Davis Partnership Architects.

CoBank serves agribusiness and other rural industries by offering loans, leases and other financial services. CoBank is a $107 billion cooperative bank that serves all 50 states and international markets through their financial services and products.

Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s  Tim Harrington, executive managing director, Tom Lee, executive managing director and Transaction Services Specialist, Jennifer Chavez, LEED Green Associate, represent Shea Properties, providing leasing and marketing for the Village Center Station project.

Shea Properties is developing this transit oriented development and although the 3-acre plaza is forthcoming, Village Center Station currently provides direct access to the 1-25 and Arapahoe Road RTD light rail stop. This light rail station will also serve as a connection to Denver International Airport in 2016 when the rail line to the airport opens.

“It is a testament of our Region’s economic and lifestyle strengths when a respected company like CoBank, a national cooperative bank serving rural America, renews its headquarters commitment to Metro Denver,” stated Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation’s Chief Executive Officer, Tom Clark.