Our President Harsh Parikh was a Presenter at the 2018 Denver Housing Forum hosted by the Denver Office of Economic Development.
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Lowry Apartments Tops Out at Boulevard One
Pinkard Construction Co. recently topped out the 68,217-square-foot Lowry Apartments, a four-story wood-framed, mixed-income development at Lowry’s Boulevard One community.
Continue readingThe Future of Downtown Denver
Mr. Parikh joined Jeff Hermanson, Scott Heimes, David Sternberg, & Dan Cohen to discuss the future of Downtown Denver at the Wells Fargo Center.
Continue readingPreconstruction Services Begin on Vida, a Low Income Housing Tax Credits Project
Pinkard Construction Company is kicking-off phase II preconstruction services on two Denver-area affordable housing projects recently awarded Federal and state Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA).
Continue readingGrand Opening of Park Hill Station Marks 156 New Affordable Housing Units in Denver
Purchased by the Urban Land Conservancy in 2013, the 9.4 acre parcel is located at the corner of 40th and Colorado boulevard, which will now be the second stop on the new A Line Commuter Rail.
Continue readingAffordable Housing Project on Slate
A Denver company, in partnership with Durango housing officials, has been awarded a low-income housing tax credit to build a 50-unit apartment building at 32nd Street and East Animas Village Drive.
Continue readingInnovative Partnership Funds Transit-Oriented Housing in Denver
In 2004, residents in the Denver metropolitan area approved the creation of a dedicated funding source for the expansion of the Regional Transportation District’s multimodal transit system.
Continue readingAlliance Targets Gen Y Tech Geeks, Sports Fans with New Properties
Although Blake Street is located in a historic city district where developers have traditionally shied away from street-level access to units, architect Harsh Parikh, president of Parikh Stevens Architects, decided to take a different approach.
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