Situated on 3.5 acres, the property features a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans with to up 11-foot ceilings, vinyl wood flooring, stainless steel appliances, in-unit washers/dryers, designer cabinetry, quartz countertops, dual vanity baths, walk-in closets and keyless door entry.
Community amenities include an on-site ski simulator and gear lounge equipped with ski and boot lockers, as well as space for snowboards, mountain bikes and kayaks; and a rooftop deck with outdoor seating, a fireplace, television, drink ledge and ski gondola.

DECO reflects Cityview’s penchant for creating carefully curated communities for renters. It features a number of amenities aimed at complementing Denver’s mountain culture, including an onsite ski simulator and gear lounge equipped with ski and boot lockers, as well as space for snowboards, mountain bikes and kayaks. Roof decks are designed to highlight pristine mountain views with outdoor seating, a fireplace, TV, drink ledge and ski gondola.

A pandemic, it seems, has some strange effects on investors and calendars. Normally, opportunity zone projects are funded in April and June, said Sean Burton, CEO of Cityview, a Los Angeles, California-based multifamily development firm that is building Adams & Grand, an urban residential and retail project near downtown Los Angeles.
But the arrival of COVID-19 in the U.S. early last year, just as Cityview began raising funds for the project, a conversion of small commercial buildings into one integrated complex, upended the plan.

Naye will manage acquisitions, including sourcing, underwriting, closing and developing comprehensive business plans for investors, and work closely with the Cityview team to manage and expand strategic acquisitions across the firm’s vertically integrated platform.