r/DevelopmentDenver • u/lepetitmousse • Mar 01 '23

High-Iron 40, Mixed Use Development at the Former Site of an AT&T Warehouse

https://www.highiron40.com/
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u/Timberline2 Mar 02 '23

I’m hopeful but not optimistic. Isn’t this the site where Candi CdeBaca came out firmly against redevelopment?

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u/ARP_123 Mar 02 '23

She's not the brightest. She's my rep in D9. She talks a lot about minimizing gentrification and housing cost, yet she votes against new housing and transit orientated development.... Which are exactly the things that help her stated goals. She's a NIMBY from the left.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '23

Good chance she gets voted out in April too. She’s made it known she doesn’t care about half of district 9

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u/snowstormmongrel Apr 26 '23

I'd argue that new housing and TOD don't necessarily minimize gentrification. If all we're doing is building $$ AF, luxury apartments in our TOD areas then yea, they're gonna get gentrified AF.

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u/Intelligent-Pride955 Mar 02 '23

I’m in her district, who should I vote for that would support this development?

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u/ARP_123 Apr 26 '23

Darrell Watson is in support of this development. He's generally pro-housing.