Denver airport-area district reports $203.3M bond financing.
Reporting on the Denver High Point at DIA and Colorado International Center metropolitan districts describes bond issuance totaling $203.3M. Westside Investment Partners is the master developer.
The financing includes $158.84M of limited-tax general-obligation refunding and improvement bonds and $44.46M of subordinate bonds. It should not be described as entirely new infrastructure funding.
Projected development includes three hotels with 639 rooms, with openings anticipated in 2027, 2028 and 2029. A combined 188,500 SF includes retail, restaurants, daycare and both self-storage facilities; that total is not storage space alone.
Reported potential PepsiCo phases include a 300,000 SF warehouse and an 800,000 SF bottling plant, with projected dates in 2031 and 2033. Those plans are not completed buildings or guaranteed schedules.
The reports do not establish the complete repayment mechanics or prove that financing removes entitlement risk. Assessing the bonds requires their offering documents, obligations and actual development progress.
Key Takeaways
- Reported financing includes refunding as well as improvements. The development program remains projected, and the combined 188,500 SF covers multiple uses. Repayment terms and project execution require further review.
Connect CRE — Denver Special District Okays $203.3M in Bonds: https://www.connectcre.com/stories/denver-special-district-okays-203-3m-in-bonds-for-dia-area-improvements/ · Denver Business Journal — October 13, 2026: https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2026/10/13/westside-bonds-high-point-denver-development.html
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