Broadway Station is the largest Transit Oriented Development infill site available in the Denver market today. This 41-acre, mixed-use redevelopment site lies in a prime location at the intersection of I-25, Santa Fe Drive, and South Broadway at the Broadway Station light rail stop which is Denver’s busiest RTD station to date. The site is bounded by I-25 on the north and serves as a gateway to Downtown Denver, the Central Business District (CBD) as well as the Denver Tech Center (DTC). Formerly the Gates Rubber Company property, it is comprised of three parcels separated by the Broadway Station light rail totaling 41 acres. The site was acquired through Frontier Renewal by Broadway Station Partners on September 11, 2014.
#1 Marketplace at Broadway Station
An active mixed-use neighborhood anchored by a pedestrian-friendly retail market street.
An active mixed-use neighborhood anchored by a pedestrian-friendly retail market street.
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#2 Market Place at Mississippi and Broadway
Revitalized pedestrian and bike underpass running below the railroad tracks improving east-west connection for community residents.
Revitalized pedestrian and bike underpass running below the railroad tracks improving east-west connection for community residents.
#3 Broadway Station Bridges & Connectivity
A network of bridges providing pedestrian access to the transit hub from all parts of the site.
A network of bridges providing pedestrian access to the transit hub from all parts of the site.
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#4 Vanderbilt Park at Broadway Station
A commercial office campus with direct visibility from I-25, surrounding a large new public park.
A commercial office campus with direct visibility from I-25, surrounding a large new public park.
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#5 Santa Fe Promenade at Broadway Station
A green residential neighborhood with views to the Rocky Mountains.
A green residential neighborhood with views to the Rocky Mountains.
