WELCOME TO
A complete beginning
This is the start of The River Mile. So naturally we call it Headwater. As the inaugural neighborhood and front door of The River Mile, Headwater will create an iconic address. And like all the other neighborhoods here, Headwater will be complete in its own right, a vibrant urban ecosystem of workplaces, residences, retail, dining, hospitality and river. All of which makes it a wonderful place for people. Which in turn makes it an exceptional place for business.
THE PLAN FOR HEADWATER
Initial offering:
Phase 1 anchored by the first offices
Late 2024:
Completion of river restoration
2026-27:
Planned neighborhood completion
Day 1:
Neighborhood comforts in place
69.4%
OFFICE
3.94M SQ FT
3.94M SQ FT
23%
RESIDENTIAL
1.31M SQ FT
1.31M SQ FT
4.4%
HOTEL
250,000 SQ FT
250,000 SQ FT
3.2%
RETAIL
400,000 SQ FT
400,000 SQ FT
THE CITY CONNECTED
Headwater is taking seriously its role as the beginning of Denver’s new central connectivity district. The streets will be all-new, designed for today. With street trees and landscaping. Bike lanes and luxuriously wide sidewalks. Even an autonomous shuttle loop. Access to the light rail station and emerging entertainment district at Ball Arena will be provided via a new pedestrian bridge. And with outdoor gathering places scattered all over the neighborhood, Headwater lets collaboration and work-from-anywhere happen almost, well, anywhere.
The River Mile will transform Little Raven Street and the space along the South Platte River.
New trails and new bridges will turn the South Platte into what it should be: an experience of Colorado nature available to all.
Looking northeast across the river to the Headwater neighborhood.
River first
By the time we pour our first foundation, we will have restored the entire stretch of South Platte River that runs alongside The River Mile. The river will be flowing deep and clear. And in Headwater, a wide town green and public plaza will overlook the revitalized riverbank, thriving with native plantings and healthy wetland areas. A pedestrian bridge will link over to Fishback Park. And a new kind of environment for work and life will have emerged: a downtown Denver neighborhood embracing true Colorado nature.