WHEN LOWRY Air Force Base officially closed in 1994, Denver already faced a gripping dilemma — whether to allow 1,866 abandoned acres to rot or to build a shining city within a city. Today the sprawling multi-use residential neighborhood is a prime destination for approximately 25,000 people — including numerous Jewish residents — who either live, work or attend school there. Dwellings range from single-family luxury homes, condos, apartments for low-income families to senior communities, accommodating virtually every age group and wage earner. The development boasts a retail town center, friendly gathering places, the Schlessman Family Branch Library, 20 community parks and 60 miles of paved sidewalks. Whatever you need to experience a full and active lifestyle is right at your fingertips (or legs). Lowry Development […]
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