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This image depicts an artist's rendering of the proposed Cascadia Project in West Greeley. The image shows an aerial view of the planned Colorado Eagles hockey arena, as well as a multi-story waterpark hotel. The modern buildings contain large expanses of glass windows, leading to outdoor space. Two large lakes in front of the buildings are surrounded by grass and lush trees, and fountains inside on lake create water jets into the air.

Major projects driving growth in Greeley

Greeley is experiencing unprecedented growth, and this momentum isn’t happening by chance. Greeley has intentionally created a pro-business environment that attracts investment and supports long-term economic success. With major projects underway and more on the horizon, Greeley is shaping a thriving, future-ready economy that drives business growth while enhancing the region's livability and appeal.

West Greeley Project

Artist's rendering of the proposed Colorado Eagle's hockey arena to be built in West Greeley. The building is modern and sleek, with large expanses of glass, metal, and a slanted flat roof. Large, lit letters on the front of the building read "WEST SIDE ARENA" and "GREELEY, COLORADO". Raised stone flowerbeds are filled with colorful bushes and shrubbery and a small pond with fountain are off to the left of the building. A walkway lined with lights and black metal railing allows pedestrians to cross a lazy river that winds around the right side of the building. The scene is at dusk, with lit street lights lining the walkways.

This 300-acre mixed-use district will bring a new home for the Colorado Eagles hockey team, a hotel and indoor water park, retail, dining, and more than 6,000 housing units. Anchored by a modern transit hub, this development will strengthen Greeley's economy while offering new entertainment and lifestyle opportunities.  

Greeley-Weld Airport

This image shows the view of runway 34 at the Greeley-Weld Airport, from the perspective of a plane landing on the runway. In the foreground is the start of the landing area, marked by wide white paint stripes and the numbers "34". A dotted line leads down the center of the runway. Grass and street can be seen to the left and right of the runway, which is lined with runway lights that are lit because the sun is setting.

Greeley is expanding GXY Airport in partnership with the FAA to create a regional hub for business and general aviation. The project will enhance runways, facilities, and economic opportunities, making air travel and logistics more accessible for business.

UNC College of Osteopathic Medicine

Aerial View of University of Northern Colorado (UNC) campus in Greeley, Colorado. Expansive, red brick buildings are surrounded by trees and a grass sports field can be seen at the left edge of the image. In the distance, behind the campus, a large expansive of trees leads to residential and commercial buildings in Greeley.

Opening in 2026, the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) College of Osteopathic Medicine will train 632 future doctors, bringing thousands of new healthcare jobs and a $1.4 billion economic impact to Greeley. This investment strengthens the region's healthcare workforce and positions Greeley as a leader in medical education.

gBETA Startup Accelerator

This image depicts a gBETA meeting where Greeley entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to investors and other business resources. A woman is standing at the front of the room holding a microphone and behind her, a presentation slide displays the words "STARTUP PITCH DECK". Audience members watch from rows of chairs in front of the speaker.

The gBETA Accelerator Program, launched in 2024, is fueling the next wave of innovation in agriculture, manufacturing, and technology. Designed for early-stage businesses ready to scale, gBETA connects founders with expert mentorship, exclusive funding opportunities, and hands-on business support. By empowering entrepreneurs with the tools to thrive, the program is positioning Greeley as a premier hub for startup success.

Two Rivers Marketplace

This image shows an aerial view of the location where the Two Rivers Marketplace will be contructed in Greeley, Colorado.

The 29-acre Two Rivers Marketplace will bring new restaurants, entertainment spaces, and retail shops to Highway 34 Business and 83rd Avenue. Designed to keep spending in Greeley, this development will give residents more places to shop, dine, and connect with the community.

MERGE Project

This image displays aerial views of major U.S. Highway 34 intersections in Greeley, which are being expanded and improved through the MERGE Project.

The MERGE Project is improving U.S. 34 interchanges and expanding public transit with a new Centerplace Mobility Hub. These upgrades will improve traffic flow, safety, and accessibility, making it easier for residents and businesses to navigate the city.

The new mobility hub will bring together public transit, as well as bike and car shares, while also expanding connections to Centerra, Denver, and the airport. 

Poudre River Restoration Initiative

Two adults and one child are riding individual bicycles on a concrete trail. The child is in the lead and is riding a black bicycle with pink tire rims. The child is wearing a blue sleeveless jumper and white helmet. The adults are riding side-by-side behind the child. The man is riding a white bicycle and is wearing black shorts, a green shirt, and a black bicycle helmet. The woman is riding an aqua blue bicycle and is wearing black shorts, a green jacket, and a blue bicycle helmet. The family is biking past three large signs on wooden posts which provide maps and information about wildlife on the Poudre River Trail.

This initiative is restoring river health, reducing flood risks, and expanding access to trails and recreation. By protecting one of Greeley's most valuable natural assets, the project supports both environmental sustainability and economic growth.

Arroyos del Sol

This image depicts a low mountain in the Arroyos del Sol, one of Greeley's public natural areas. The image is taken from the viewpoint of a hiker ascending the mountain, with rock and clay outcroppings peppered throughout natural grasses.

The 978-acre Arroyos del Sol project will double Greeley's public natural areas, creating new parks, trails, and conservation spaces. With community input shaping its future, this investment ensures lasting outdoor recreation opportunities for generations.