Sterling Bay’s Post

Exciting news for Colorado’s Front Range! Sterling Bay’s 2.5 million square foot Redtail Ridge development in Louisville just secured $88M in infrastructure bond financing, revitalizing a site that’s been vacant for over 20 years. This isn’t just a step forward—it’s a leap toward establishing the largest purpose-built life science campus in Colorado. With groundbreaking starting within the next 30 days, the first buildings are set to rise in Q4 2025. Redtail Ridge will feature cutting-edge research and development lab space, drug manufacturing facilities, and offices and advanced manufacturing and industrial buildings tailored for the region’s growing aerospace and technology industries. This mixed-use community will drive innovation, create jobs, and fuel economic growth for years to come. Grateful to our team, partners, and the community for their support in bringing this vision to life, especially our partner Harrison Street, lender ACORE CAPITAL, municipal bond advisor Shelby Noble with Piper Sandler, architect Perkins&Will, Bruce Fischer and team at Greenberg Traurig, LLP , Marc Painter and Mark Hamilton and team at Holland & Hart LLP, MaryAnn McGready and team at McGeady Becher Cortese Williams P.C. and the team leaders at Sterling Bay Evan Pesonen Marshall Wheel and Austin Heimos who championed the project through the city approval process, the general contractor bid process and negotiations with our selected general contractor Mortenson. More updates to come as Redtail Ridge takes flight! For leasing information see link to our website or reach out to Erik Abrahamson David Saad Jim Bolt Jeremy Kroner and/or Tyler Carner at CBRE https://lnkd.in/gpd9GKsF (website) https://lnkd.in/gihZaJuM (article) #realestate #lifescience #realestatedevelopment