Office/R&D/Manufacturing

Where Business and Industry Soar

Companies located at Third Creek can tap into a diverse labor pool of more than 5,000 new residents and nearly 53,000 residents in Commerce City. Our proximity to DEN makes Third Creek an attractive option for aviation technology companies or companies that rely on airports to conduct business; we’re also working hard to attract companies in the biotech, agritech, agribusiness, and clean technology industries to diversify employers, which will lessen the area’s dependence on the construction and distribution sectors.

Phase I Opportunities:

Highly visible sites as part of the mixed-use district
Shovel-ready sites in 2021
Convenient highway access
Diverse labor availability
Fiber optic networks
Redundant power provided by United Power, with headquarters just up the highway
Excellent location for operations seeking the benefits of close proximity to Denver International Airport and fast access to higher education in Boulder and Greeley/Northern Colorado
Easy connection to the Boulder/US 36 Technology Corridors

Future masterplan opportunities:

At final build-out of Third Creek’s 1,300 acres, nearly 50% of the land-uses will be non-residential, including an estimated 250 acres (5,000,000 square feet) of aviation tech; 70 acres (1.5 million square feet) of commercial; and 75 acres of mixed-use
Planned technology, R&D, and manufacturing park located between 104th and 96th Avenue
Through-the-fence potential to DEN
Fiber optic networks
Piccadilly connection to I-70 as well as connection to two frontage roads north and south of Pena
Biotech, agritech, agribusiness, and clean technology companies to bring diversity and a diverse employee base
Business park and office flex space/facilities to accommodate small businesses when they grow beyond the one-suite office space