Eagle County Housing and Development Authority is Dedicated to Fostering New Affordable Housing Opportunities
Through Collaborations with Developers, Municipalities,
and Nonprofit Organizations
TWO10 AT CASTLE PEAK
Eagle, Colorado
A $9.5 million LEED Gold Certified 22-unit apartment complex designed to serve as workforce housing, with future plans to transition to independent senior housing. This project is a collaboration between Eagle County and the Eagle County Housing and Development Authority. Both the architect and the general contractor are businesses based in Colorado. Currently, Two10 provides housing for the Eagle County workforce, with rents intentionally set below the market rate.
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CASTLE PEAK SENIOR LIFE & REHABILITATION
Eagle, Colorado
This facility, featuring 64 beds for skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, and transitional care, represents a collaboration between Eagle County, Cassia, and the local community. Eagle County spearheaded the development approval process and donated the land for the project. Both Eagle County and Cassia contributed through subordinate loans. The community successfully raised $4.4 million for the project through a capital campaign, receiving donations from both private and public sectors, including contributions from all the towns within Eagle County.
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6 WEST APARTMENTS
Edwards, Colorado
Gore Creek Partners, a private equity firm, constructed a 120-unit apartment complex with the support of Eagle County, which provided essential water rights early in development. This was in exchange for a low or no interest repayment on the water rights' value, inclusion of resident-occupied deed restrictions, and water efficiency measures within the project. Furthermore, Housing Eagle County and the Town of Vail acquired additional resident-occupied deed restrictions, ensuring all units at 6 West are reserved for individuals working in the Town of Vail or Eagle County.
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Haymeadow
Eagle, Colorado
A 660-acre conservation-oriented development is underway along the scenic Brush Creek, projected to offer 837 housing units upon completion. Phase 1 will consist of 76 condominiums, including 18 one-bedroom and 58 two-bedroom units. Housing Eagle County has received approval to purchase 43 two-bedroom, two-bathroom pre-constructed units from the owner and developer, 7 Hermits LLC. These units, all featuring two bedrooms and two bathrooms, will be resold with price-capped deed restrictions to Eligible Households in Eagle County.
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SPRING CREEK APARTMENTS
Gypsum, Colorado
A 282-unit apartment complex featuring one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. Phase 1 includes 150 units designated as Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) housing, available to households earning 60% or less of Eagle County's Area Median Income (AMI). Phase 2 adds 66 units for households earning up to 80% AMI, with the remaining units priced at market rate. To ensure the project's viability, Housing Eagle County has provided a time-limited property tax exemption and subordinate debt.
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TABOR GRAND HOTEL APARTMENTS
Leadville, Colorado
A 37-unit Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) apartment complex located in downtown Leadville. Originally built as a luxury hotel in 1885 during Leadville's historic silver boom, its first LIHTC project was completed in 1992. This phase offered one studio, 20 one-bedroom, and 16 two-bedroom units for households earning 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI) or less. In 2014, Housing Eagle County provided a property tax exemption through a new LIHTC allocation, ensuring the preservation of affordable rents and substantial renovation of the historic building.
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FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
The Eagle County Housing and Development Authority, also known as Housing Eagle County, is actively seeking to engage in projects aimed at creating and preserving affordable housing within Eagle County. We invite potential partners to reach out and explore how they can collaborate on upcoming housing projects to benefit the community. This initiative represents an opportunity for developers and stakeholders to contribute to affordable housing solutions in the area.
Learn more about Our Future.