Greeley Rising

New economic development website launched.

Greeley Rising newsletter moving to digital-only format in April.

Northern Colorado Continuum of Care receives additional HUD funding to address needs and help end homelessness.

The City of Greeley awarded DOLA planning grant for housing needs assessment and subarea plan.

The Greeley Economic Health & Housing Department kicked off its series of agricultural manufacturing tours.

Single-family, multi-family, and commercial development activity in Greeley through February 2022.

Single-family, multi-family, and commercial development activity in Greeley through January 2022.

UNC 'Innovation Talks' series launched in partnership with the City of Greeley.

A new multifamily community called Lariat has broken ground east of Centerplace in Greeley.

Three new housing projects are planned for Greeley in 2022 - two serve lower-income households and one reimagines an existing property.

Greeley is ranked #4 on Stacker's list of 'Where People in Denver Are Moving to Most'.

2022 will be a year of strategic planning from Greeley's downtown to transportation to economic development. 

How is your business doing? Take a moment to complete the latest COVID-19 Business Survey.

Single-family, multi-family, and commercial development activity in Greeley through December 2021. Permit chart also provides four-year comparison.

Help co-create and elevate Northern Colorado’s priorities and initiatives for talent and workforce development during this convening of stakeholders from throughout Weld and Larimer counties – from private industry and nonprofits to education and government. Register today for the January 11 event.

The year-end commercial real estate market snapshot shows Greeley’s market health since the pandemic. View the highlights and full report today.

The former Hewlett-Packard building is undergoing demolition to pave the way for the last phase of new development at City Center West.

Single-family, multi-family, and commercial development activity in Greeley through November 2021.

A new regional brand was launched to share the way this place elevates our community, our careers and one another: The Elevation Effect.

The High Plains Library District recently held a ground-breaking for the new LINC (Library Innovation Center). The former Greeley Tribune site and building has been purchased by the district and is now under redevelopment and will be repurposed as their flagship library in downtown Greeley.