There’s quite a few logistical challenges with building anything in the back yard of an older home. I think Denver mostly has alleys, which is a big help, as it’s really hard otherwise.
Truth is, it’s often hard to make the math work in these scenarios unless you can do six units minimum. Or have the ability to go very high end with new condos.
Denver has alleys and most lots are 125’ deep and have garages currently, so I think the physical space and access are pretty doable. I haven’t tried to do a proforma one of these yet, though.
There’s quite a few logistical challenges with building anything in the back yard of an older home. I think Denver mostly has alleys, which is a big help, as it’s really hard otherwise.
Truth is, it’s often hard to make the math work in these scenarios unless you can do six units minimum. Or have the ability to go very high end with new condos.
Denver has alleys and most lots are 125’ deep and have garages currently, so I think the physical space and access are pretty doable. I haven’t tried to do a proforma one of these yet, though.