The 200 West Apartments built by Knowlton General will feature 50 one-bedroom units with a 30-stall parking structure and 20 surface spaces. The three-story building is less than a block from the 900 South TRAX station and is built right up to the street level.
The 200 West Apartments are on the 900 south block of 200 west just north of the I-15 on/off ramps.
The 200 West Apartments looking south on 200 west. Photo by Mike Fife.
A closer look at the 200 West Apartments. Photo by Mike Fife.
Looking north along 200 west past the 200 West Apartments. Photo by Mike Fife.
A six-story apartment building at 925 South 200 West sits just to the north of the 200 West Apartments. Photo by Mike Fife.
The nearly-completed 1015 Apartments were designed by Tuttle and Associates Architects and contains 54 residential units, 11 of which are reserved for renters earning 50 percent of the area median income (AMI). The four-story building is built right up to the street level and includes 54 surface parking spaces that wrap around the back and south sides of the structure.
The TenFifteen Apartments, looking south along 200 West. Photo by Mike Fife.
Looking north along 200 West at the TenFifteen Apartments. The TRAX station is just over a block to the north. Photo by Mike Fife.
Not everyone is excited about the rapid development in the Central Ninth neighborhood as evidenced by graffiti on TenFifteen. Photo by Mike Fife.
The parking for the TenFifteen apartments is still under construction. Photo by Mike Fife.
The C9 Flats will consist of two six-story buildings that will be connected by a sky bridge. The project will consist of 97 residentail units. The project spans the block along Goltz Avenue between Jefferson Street and 200 West. Construction crews are currently working on the parking structure.
C9 Flats are under construction as seen from 200 West looking southeast. The 900 South TRAX station is about two blocks to the north. Photo by Mike Fife.
Construction on the C9 Flats as seen from Goltz Avenue. Photo by Mike Fife.
Looking north along 200 West at the construction of the C9 Flats. Photo by Mike Fife.
This duplex just south of the C9 Flats on Goltz Avenue is currently being renovated. Photo by Mike Fife.
The construction of the C9 Flats as seen from 200 West, looking northeast. Photo by Mike Fife.
Next step for the neighborhood should be re-routing the 900 S on/off ramp to 300 West. Or just get rid of it altogether. As said above, the viaducts isolate this neighborhood from the rest of the city.
All this infill here is cool. I still think it’s mostly immaterial …a few hundred new people in a city of 200k. But it’s better than before.