“And even with COVID you can still play golf. It’s “money and creativity and energy … he has a very creative mind,” Davis said. “He layered in the zipline … a snow hill for sledding.” “That was the bloodbath.”Ĭoming out of those years, “We’ve collaborated well together.”ĭavis noted Lind’s ability consistently to “execute on the development - that’s rare: delivering the lots.”ĭavis also cited the increasingly creative roster of amenities at Lind’s projects: orchards, water features, sports medicine, restaurants. “There were too many finished lots and not enough demand,” he said. He said this is largely “Fort Collins to Colorado Springs everyone wants to be in Douglas County.”ĭavis said he came to respect Lind in the years after the Great Recession. These included Horton speaking for “a couple hundred lots” over time with Water Valley Co.Ī thousand homes a year is also Trumark’s aim in Colorado, mostly along the Front Range. Davis ran Horton here for 11 years, growing its annual housing starts to about 1,000 a year, good for “second-largest builder along the North Front Range.” The two have known each other since 2008, when Davis headed D.R. Trumark’s designer is Woodley Architectural Group in Littleton.ĭavis and Lind began in December to discuss Trumark buying lots. Men Without Hats/Safety Dance Mental As Anything/Spirit Got Lost George Michael/Father Figure George Michael/Kissing a Fool Bette Midler/The Rose Midnight Oil/Beds Are Burning Mike + the Mechanics/Living Years Mike + the Mechanics/Silent Running Mike + the Mechanics/Taken In Steve Miller Band/Abracadabra Ronnie Milsap/I.

RainDance lots were deeper than normal and “that extra 10 feet or so” offered architects “some opportunities in design.” It’s a lot of people in a smaller space.” “We’re spending more time in our houses” after COVID, Davis said, “and needs to be able to accomplish different things.

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