Photo of 1709 Chestnut Construction site.
After a couple months of site prep work, it now appears that construction has begun in earnest on 1709 Chestnut.
This development is taking shape Denver’s Union Station neighborhood. 1709 Chestnut will feature a 24-story building and a 12-story building
Between these two structures 500 apartment units and 20,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space will be constructed. The residences will be offered in one and two bedroom options. Structured parking will be incorporated into 1709 Chestnut totaling 500 spaces. Shorenstein is the developer of this project.
Denver-based Shears Adkins Rockmore is the architecture firm that designed this development.
Below is a photo of the 1709 Chestnut construction site in the foreground.
Rendering of 1709 Chestnut courtesy Shorenstein.
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Very excited for this project, and happy it’s finally underway. I wish every development in Union Station had this kind of density.
So much parking. 500 units and 500 parking spots. This is the neighborhood in Denver in which you can get away with not having a car. Maybe more apartments could have added to this building.