Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood continues to be very active with construction. Some projects are recently completed, while others have months of construction ahead.

The first project we will look at is the 200 Columbine development. This project includes an office and residential component. The office portion is now completed and tenants have moved in.

On the same block and just to the north is 250 Columbine- the residential portion of the development. Denver-based Western Development Group developed this block. Unlike other Cherry Creek residential projects, this one is condominiums.

Below is a photo of the 245 Columbine hotel project. This hotel is being developed by Sage Hospitality. Two ground-floor restaurants and 155 hotel rooms will be featured in this project.

Pictured below is the Room & Board retail store that is under construction at 2nd Avenue and Detroit Street.

Looking south on Filmore Street towards the Cherry Creek Mall we see the Restoration Hardware project has made significant progress.

Next is the 100 St. Paul office development which is now complete. This project includes 135,000 square feet of office space and 14,000 square feet of retail space. A FirstBank branch is set to open on the ground floor. 1st Avenue in Cherry Creek is becoming quite dense.

The Steele Creek Apartments recently opened to residents and has added 218 units to Cherry Creek. This project took shape at 1st Avenue and Steele Street.

Below is a photo looking east towards Colorado Boulevard that shows the Steele Creek Apartments (right) and the Coda Cherry Creek (left) apartment project that is being developed by Zocalo.

Here is closer look at Coda Cherry Creek

Below grade work is now underway at the construction site of the Alexan Cherry Creek project at Cook Street and 1st Avenue. This project will rise to eight stories and will house 164 apartment units.

The Gables Cherry Creek apartment project at 360 South Monroe Street adjacent to the Cherry Creek bike path is nearing completion.

All pictures were taken August 24, 2015