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{Transit-Oriented Development in Denver} Future housing and commercial space, pictured in this rendering, will be located at Mile High Vista, along west Denver’s FasTracks light rail corridor.

{Transit-Oriented Development in Denver} Land at I-25 and Yale Light Station will include 100 workforce homes and up to 30,000 square feet of commercial space.

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Denver TOD Fund

Enterprise invested in the Denver TOD Fund, both through grant funding and our Enterprise Community Loan Fund. The Fund will create and preserve at least 1,000 affordable homes along current and future transit corridors in Denver, making $15 million in capital available to purchase and hold sites for up to five years, in anticipation of the opening of new transit stations.

	Blake TOD 1.4 acre property at E. 38th Avenue and Walnut Street This is the site of the first stop on RTD's future East Corridor Commuter Line connecting Downtown Union Station to Denver International Airport This previously vacant property will be stabilized and eventually developed as a mixed-use site with an emphasis on affordable housing
	Dahlia Apartments 36, two-bedroom family apartment homes and serves over 100 residents $320,000 expended on needed health and safety repairs, roofs, drainage, landscaping, and environmental remediation More than 25 project related jobs for contractors
	Delaware Station 50 residential workforce housing residences 7,100 square feet of retail and commercial space First Low-Income Housing Tax Credit project at an existing light rail station along RTD's FasTracks
	Mile High Vista Located along west Denver’s FasTracks light rail corridor 10,000 square feet of commercial space for nonprofits 80 units of affordable housing and 50 permanent jobs
	I-25 and Yale Light Station 1.2 acre piece of land adjacent the existing light rail station at I-25 and Yale Light Station An ideal site to develop into a mixed-use, transit-oriented community Will include 100 workforce homes and up to 30,000 square feet of commercial space Will help create 100 jobs during the development of the site and 35 permanent jobs once the construction is complete
	Villa TOD This 0.31 acre mixed-use property is located in the Santa Fe arts district Includes 16 units of workforce housing and 7,400 square feet of commercial space Villa TOD is on the Santa Fe bus corridor and 5 blocks for the 10th and Osage light rail station

Bay Area Transit-Oriented Affordable Housing (TOAH) Fund

The $50 million Bay Area TOAH Fund provides financing for the development of affordable housing and other vital community services near transit lines throughout the Bay Area.

Eddy & Taylor Family Housing

Retail space planned to attract a grocery store to this underserved community
Located just two blocks from the Powell Street BART station, a major transit hub in San Francisco

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