Denver officials cut the ribbon on Garden Court, a four-story building with 66 affordable housing units Wednesday. The units will be occupied by households earning up to 60% of the area median income.
The $14.7 million project was financed in part by the the Denver Transit Oriented Development Fund and the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, and is considered part of Mayor Hancock's "3x5" challenge.
Building amenities include patios and balconies, nine-foot ceilings, a fitness center, bike storage and a courtyard with barbecue grills, according to a press release.
