Description

The I-25 Corridor is a 10+ mile area stretching along the eastern edge of Fort Collins. In contains four full-movement interchanges, and over 750 acres of "greenfield" development opportunity. The corridor is anchored to the north by Anheuser-Busch Brewery and to the south by the Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport. The Mulberry interchange is mostly developed; the other three are largely undeveloped and offer opportunities for a variety of land uses including residential, office, manufacturing and retail shopping centers. Excellent access to regional markets, nearby new residential development, and Denver International Airport, has made the I-25 a much sought out venue for new mixed-use development.

Opportunities

1. New development, particularly at the interstate interchanges.
2. Acres! Acres!

Exit 269 (Hwy 14/E Mulberry Rd)		50
Exit 268 (Prospect Road)	- NE quadrant	30
	- SE quadrant	80
	- SW quadrant	25
	- NW quadrant	35
Exit 265 (Harmony Rd)		320
Exit 262 (Carpenter Rd/CO Hwy 392)		225
Total acres of undeveloped commercial zoning		765

3. Various studies underway to identify interchange improvement funding option including the I-25/CO 392 Interchange Improvement Plan and the Colorado Department of Highways Northern Colorado I-25 Environmental Impact Study.
4. City and landowners are joined to resolve infrastructure problems.
5. I-25 Corridor has been referred to by some as the "Northern Colorado Main Street

Maps and Strategic Plan of Area

• I-25 Subarea Plan Map (PDF 6.6MB)
• Aerial View of I-25 Area (PDF 1.0MB)
• Aerial View of the Prospect section in the I-25 area (PDF 1,005KB)
• Aerial View of the Harmony section in the I-25 area (PDF 1.0MB)
• Aerial View of the Highway 392 section in the I-25 area (PDF 815KB)