Back in June, we announced a new office project in Cherry Creek that is going to change the face of E. 1st Avenue: 100 Saint Paul. This building will contain 149,000 rentable square feet in an 8-story structure. Over the past couple of months, the Burger King and 1-story 1stBank building have been demolished to make way for this project!
Here is an overview of the site. Right now, excavation and drilling has commenced. The main entrance for the building will be at the intersection of E. 1st Avenue and Saint Paul with the ground floor retail running along Saint Paul towards E. 2nd Avenue.
Taking a closer look at the site, as mentioned above, excavation and drilling are currently taking place. All 450 parking spaces for this building will be underground, so it will be a while before we see this building go vertical.
The LEED-Gold building will cost a total of $60 million and has an 18-month construction time-frame.
This is a great addition to a vibrant neighborhood of Denver. Adds a lot of commercial space and the underground parking will maximize the location. Do you know if Firstbank will be in the newly built building?
Yes, I believe they will.
Until CC is integrated with the rest of downtown via light rail, I can’t excited about stuff like this.
It would be nice but I don’t see how that happens without going underground.
Way too expensive to go underground.
Why can’t light rail/street cars go down Speer, Colorado, Santa Fe, Colfax, etc.?