901 Navajo Street

Construction is underway at 9th & Navajo Street in Denver’s La Alma Lincoln Park neighborhood, just steps from the historic Buckhorn Exchange, the 10th and Osage light rail stop, and the future Broncos stadium site.

Mercy Housing Mountain Plains is leading the 190-unit development in partnership with the Native American Housing Circle, Denver Indian Health and Family Services, and WellPower.

The project combines 94 permanent supportive homes for those emerging from homelessness with 96 affordable apartments for low-income families.

An 18,000 square foot federally qualified health center, owned and operated by Denver Indian Health and Family Services, will provide medical, dental, vision, and behavioral care for residents and the surrounding community.

The development is supported by the Denver Housing Authority through the D3 Supportive Housing Land Acquisition Program and designed by RATIO Architects with landscape design by StudioCPG.

Alliance Construction Solutions is serving as general contractor.

9th & Navajo brings housing, healthcare, and culture together in one connected community at the heart of Denver’s next great transformation.