Broadway Park / Alameda Station TOD

By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026

Baker's transit-oriented redevelopment zone, the 75-acre former Broadway Marketplace shopping center and surrounding parcels south of Alameda Avenue, being rebuilt block-by-block into a dense mixed-use district anchored by RTD's Alameda Station (C, D, E, F, H Lines plus six bus routes). Three major apartment communities have opened since 2015: Denizen (275 units, Denver's first market-rate LEED Platinum community, built on a former Park-n-Ride by D4 Urban), AMLI Broadway Park (373 units at 357 S Bannock with rooftop pool, 24/7 gym, and ~20,000 sq ft of ground-floor retail, leased 2024), and PDG Broadway Park (354 units at 190 W Alameda). A 12-story project has been proposed that would be the tallest in the area. The CDOT/Denver I-25 Wedge Ramp multimodal project (2023–2025) adds new connections to Broadway Station, and the Santa Fe Yards portion will host the 14,500-seat stadium for Denver's NWSL team. Residents trade historic character for 2-minute walks to light rail, dedicated fitness amenities, and new-build finishes; rents at AMLI start around $1,647 for studios.

Est. HOA$300–$550/mo (for-sale condos, estimated)
Home TypesCondo, Townhome, Mixed-use
AmenitiesRTD Alameda Station (C, D, E, F, H light rail; 6 bus routes), AMLI Broadway Park (373 units, rooftop pool, 24/7 gym, ~20K sq ft retail), Denizen / Cortland Alameda Station (275 units, LEED Platinum), PDG Broadway Park (354 units at 190 W Alameda), Planned parks and public open spaces along the district spine, Ground-floor retail and restaurants (expanding), I-25 Wedge Ramp multimodal project (2023–2025), Future Santa Fe Yards 14,500-seat NWSL stadium (west portion), Walkable to AMLI retail ground-floor tenants, 5 min walk to South Broadway bars and restaurants
Community Anchors
  • Baker Historic District (NRHP, local landmark 2000, National Register 1985)
  • Dailey Park (2.6 acres, Ellsworth & Cherokee, renovated June 2025)
  • Phil Milstein Park (5.48 acres, Platte River edge, largest park in Baker)
  • South Platte River Trail (western greenway)
  • Mayan Theatre (1930 Art Deco, 110 Broadway)
  • Hi-Dive music venue (7 S Broadway)
  • Punch Bowl Social Denver (65 Broadway)
  • Historians Ale House (24 Broadway, 40 CO taps, rooftop)
  • HQ Denver live music (former 3 Kings Tavern space)
  • SoBo 151 Czech pub (151 S Broadway)
  • Sputnik mid-century bar (Broadway, adjacent to Hi-Dive)
  • Adrift tiki bar
  • Bar 404 (former Club 404)
  • Wax Trax Records Broadway Bazaar (200 S Broadway)
  • South Broadway Antique Row
  • Denver's Art District on Santa Fe (First Friday Art Walks, Santa Fe Dr between 6th and Alameda)
  • Buckhorn Exchange (1000 Osage, Denver's oldest restaurant, National Historic Landmark)
  • DCIS at Fairmont Elementary (ECE-5, dual-language immersion, 520 W 3rd Ave)
  • DCIS Baker Middle School (6-8)
  • West High School (DPS, 951 Elati St)
  • Baker Historic Neighborhood Association RNO
  • Denver Landmark Preservation Commission design review (historic district)
  • Broadway Park redevelopment (75-acre TOD district, AMLI, Denizen, PDG)
  • future Santa Fe Yards 14,500-seat NWSL stadium
Nearby Schools
  • DCIS at Fairmont Elementary (ECE-5, dual-language immersion)
  • West High School (DPS)
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Price Range
$3K$900K
$500K–$900K
Premium end of Baker
Era Built
2015–2025
19002026
New Build
D4 Urban, AMLI Residential, Trinsic Residential

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