It’s time to wrap up Line 28 over in the Lower Highland neighborhood as it is now complete and residents are beginning to move in. This is located at 16th and Boulder providing the Lower Highland neighborhood with 130 rental units. Not to mention, Line 28 is taking up what used to be a very ugly grass lot! So why is it called Line 28? Back in the Denver streetcar era, that was the streetcar line number that went right by the parcel this project is on. It’s always nice to see some history when naming these new developments!

As per my final update tradition, here are all the posts we have done on DenverInfill covering the project.

New Lower Highland Project: 1560 Boulder

Highland Projects Update #2

1560 Boulder Update

Highland Bridge Lofts Update #2

Line 28 at LoHi Update #3

Now for some pictures of the completed building! Here we are looking at the project along 16th Street. It may look flat in the pictures, but there is a pretty steep grade along 16th Street between Boulder and Central.

 

And here we are looking at Line 28 from Boulder Street and from the lot directly behind it. Hopefully this lot will get filled in one day!

 

Overall, Line 28 has a very positive impact on this stretch of 16th Street and Boulder along with using some very tasteful materials. The only color that stands out are the random yellow stripes keeping the rest of the building very earth-toned. Line 28 was developed by Holland Partners Group who is also developing 1650 Wewatta. Let’s hope we can see more downtown development from them in the future!