A 112-unit townhome development is rising from the site of the former East Denver YMCA north of City Park. Unlike many of Denver’s recent infill projects, though, Skyland Village at East 31st Avenue and Wilson Court will include a mix of moderately priced and high-end units, with rowhomes starting at $299,000 and going up to the mid-$600,000s. “We meet just about every buyer out there,” said listing agent Bryon Horvath of Wild & Mild Homes. About a third of the 68 units planned for the site’s north side will be priced under $375,000, said Patrick Guinness, one of the Skyland’s developers.
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Emilie Rusch, Denver Post: Business
Thu, 03/23/2017 - 5:02pm
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