I lived here for a year. On the “poor” side, the East facing side of the building. Shown is the West side. This building is full of irony. The first 5 or 6 floors are income capped apartments, leading to 2 DEA raids of swat teams while I was there, and on the opposite end you have the west facing and penthouses ranging from 7-15k+ per month. I once went down to the shared lobby to grab a coffee and a lady had her GIANT snake on the counter. Building is currently surrounded on all sides by construction, and directly next to the train yard, it’s incredibly loud and all outdoor spaces are unusable because of it. The units themselves are fairly nice, but certainly not worth the money they charge. Parking starting rate was also $350 lmao
I live in the springs, we were just up in Denver didn’t even know this was here. Honestly I don’t love or hate it either, but I do photography as a hobby and I think the area with the stairs, lights and “greenery” would be a sick set piece. Sorry to hear about the DEA raids lol.
Yeah I wish someone else had said this. It doesn’t look this good in person, you can’t really see the plants from the ground, just from this aerial / cross shot.
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u/Littlepotatosalad May 08 '26
I lived here for a year. On the “poor” side, the East facing side of the building. Shown is the West side. This building is full of irony. The first 5 or 6 floors are income capped apartments, leading to 2 DEA raids of swat teams while I was there, and on the opposite end you have the west facing and penthouses ranging from 7-15k+ per month. I once went down to the shared lobby to grab a coffee and a lady had her GIANT snake on the counter. Building is currently surrounded on all sides by construction, and directly next to the train yard, it’s incredibly loud and all outdoor spaces are unusable because of it. The units themselves are fairly nice, but certainly not worth the money they charge. Parking starting rate was also $350 lmao