Middle-income housing development is coming to Five Points [Video]

DENVER — A new housing option for middle-income Coloradans is in the early development phase on Welton Street in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood near the corner of 20^th St.

Middle-income housing development is coming to Five Points

“We were able to acquire this ground with the investment DaVita,” Haroun Cowans, CEO of Goshen Development, said. “DaVitais a really great partner that has stepped up outside of their business lines to bring a solution to our housing affordability issue. And so this project that we’re looking to do here is going to really aimed at bringing a solution to middle-income housing. Our whole idea… is to bring some affordability to this neighborhood. And this neighborhood is very special to me.”

Cowans said a household is considered middle-income if workers make between $45,000 and more than $120,000 a year.

“It’s your teachers, those that work at the grocery store, those that are your supportive staff, even firefighters, entry level …