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  • Coors family to remake 5 blocks of downtown Golden with massive 10-year, $600M-plus project

    “Members of the family thought it was important that the most historically significant buildings be preserved and be part of the future of CoorsTek,” said Dan Cohen, president of AC Development.

    Repurposing the site is exciting, [Michael] Coors said. “It will be part of the next 100 years of our company’s history.”

  • Denver Business Journal: Coors family spending $900 million on new Golden development

    The Coors family has owned a prime piece of downtown Golden property since 1884, and instead of selling it, the family has decided to spend $900 million and 10 years to redevelop it.

    CoorsTek will also be moving its global headquarters to the site from its current location a few miles away.

  • Mile High CRE: CoorsTek Redevelopment Project Underway in Downtown Golden Item

    The first phase of the large-scale mixed-use redevelopment of the CoorsTek manufacturing facility in downtown Golden began today. The new district, covering five city blocks, will be anchored by a new global headquarters for CoorsTek, Inc., and will account for approximately 1.25 million square feet of office, multifamily residential, placemaking retail, and hotel space.

  • AC Development Launches First Phase of CoorsTek Redevelopment Project in Downtown Golden

    AC Development, a Golden-based master and vertical developer, today initiated the first phase of the large-scale mixed-use redevelopment of the CoorsTek manufacturing facility in downtown Golden.

  • CoorsTek Redevelopment Project Approved

    June 9, 2022

    AC Development received unanimous approval from the Golden City Council this week for its CoorsTek Ninth Street Redevelopment master plan and rezoning. City Council endorsed the plan’s comprehensive package of innovative planning strategies and community benefits.

  • CoorsTek Project Benefits Golden

    June 3, 2022

    “The concept for the new CoorsTek global headquarters is both visionary and practical. True to form, CoorsTek wants to transform this closed area into one of the most sustainable and vibrant mixed-use districts in Colorado.” – Tracie Wilcox

  • Introducing the Next Chapter at CoorsTek

    April 7, 2022

    “Our vision for our Ninth Street property is to transform this heavy industrial complex into a vibrant, publicly accessible district for our community to work, play, eat, relax, and live. This will be a significant redevelopment for downtown and the community.” – Michael Coors