Forum Investment Group LLC, a Denver-based real estate development and investment firm, and Mass Equities Inc. have purchased a 4.5-acre site in Erie, with plans to develop a six-building, 206-unit, multifamily community named Antelo.
“Forum is excited to partner with MEQ on this development opportunity,” said Rich Wilson, Forum’s senior managing director of development. “We believe the Erie submarket is currently underserved, with a projected population growth of approximately 17% over the next five years. The site is close to large employment hubs, nearby markets of Denver, Broomfield, and Boulder, and is part of a larger master-planned community for the Erie Town Center. We look forward to contributing to the growth of this market with a thoughtfully designed residential community across from a future public park and adjacent to future walkable retail.”
“We too are excited to partner with Forum on this unique development,” said Brian Bair, principal at Mass Equities, Inc. “We believe Antelo will bring attractive, higher-end apartments to the larger community of townhomes and single-family residences being built at Erie Corner. The mix of housing types, pocket parks, and new commercial buildings built at Erie Corner intends to create a vibrant, walkable community that connects the neighborhoods to the west and the existing commercial and recreation facilities along Erie Parkway.”
Once complete (projected for 2026), Antelo is intended to consist of 206 market-rate rental units ranging from studios to two bedrooms. The community will feature indoor and outdoor amenities such as an outdoor pool and spa with firepit lounges, outdoor grilling and entertainment areas, as well as a fully-equipped fitness studio, clubroom lounge, pet spa, and ample shared meeting and work-from-home pods for residents.
