From Military Base To Housing
6 November 2000 - 11:00am
Denver redevelops an old Air Force base, creating an eclectic mix of hangars, offices, affordable and high-end housing.
"An old airplane hangar and a $1 million home have nothing in common - except an address.They're both part of the eclectic neighborhood emerging at the former Lowry Air Force Base - a 1,100-acre opportunity for inner-city development in Denver."
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Lowry adds luxury look
Source:
The Denver Post, November 5, 2000
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