
Highline Village Land
16099 East 16th Avenue, Aurora, CO, 80011, US
1.51 헥타르
JLL Capital Markets has been appointed as the exclusive investment advisor for an exceptional development opportunity located in unincorporated Weld County, strategically positioned along the rapidly expanding US-85 corridor. This premier site benefits from Brighton’s location within the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood MSA while maintaining the development flexibility of unincorporated county jurisdiction.
The property offers significant strategic advantages, sitting just 20 minutes from Denver International Airport and 25 minutes from downtown Denver. Direct access to major arterials, combined with planned infrastructure improvements, positions this development to capitalize on the region’s continued northward expansion. The site’s adjacency to Brighton city limits provides potential for future annexation and utility connections.
Market fundamentals strongly support development in this corridor. Weld County ranks among Colorado’s fastest-growing counties with over 15% growth in the past decade, driven by significant job creation in logistics, energy, and advanced manufacturing. The area offers compelling housing affordability compared to central Denver markets while benefiting from ongoing regional transportation and utility improvements.
This opportunity offers remarkable flexibility for mixed-use development, including residential communities spanning single-family, townhomes, and multifamily options, alongside commercial retail components and community amenities. The unincorporated Weld County regulatory environment provides streamlined development review processes, flexible zoning options, and established precedent for large-scale planned developments.
This development represents an exceptional opportunity to capitalize on the Denver metropolitan area’s continued growth while benefiting from Weld County’s business-friendly regulatory environment and the area’s strong demographic and employment trends.
ENTITLEMENT STATUS
The property consists of two parcels combining for ± 62-acres which are currently zoned for agricultural use. The Weld County Comprehensive Plan has designated this area for urban development, indicating strong county support for potential residential rezoning. The anticipated transaction structure involves the prospective buyer managing the entitlement process and completing the acquisition upon securing final, non-appealable development approvals.
METRO DISTRICT
The site currently has 95.096 mills, leaving room for a metro district to cover public improvements.
WATER
Municipal water service is available through the City of Brighton system, located approximately 1,100 linear feet from the site, with Central Weld County Water serving as an alternative provider. The developer will coordinate utility extensions and capacity requirements as part of the development process.
MARKET DYNAMICS
The surrounding area is experiencing significant residential development activity with multiple for-sale housing projects in various stages of planning and construction. This market momentum demonstrates proven buyer demand, established development feasibility, and indicates strong absorption potential for additional residential inventory in the submarket.