The Mile-High City ranks among America’s strongest examples of how the center
city can reemerge in the post-industrial age as a vibrant center of public life. Mile
High Development has been a partner in that process, since the 1970s when the
first signs of an urban renaissance in Denver began to emerge.
In 1977, our prototype company VRG Development was founded as a regional
real estate development firm, later to evolve into Mile High Development
LLC. Over three decades we have been at the center of Denver’s most
exciting urban redevelopment projects, including the development
of the Wellington E. Webb Municipal Office Building in downtown
Denver, Museum Residences designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind, Lakewood
City Commons, home to Lakewood city government as well as Colorado
Center, a 1.5 million square foot urban infill Transit Oriented
Development.
