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Near the Denver International Airport, in a vast expanse of undeveloped land larger than Manhattan's Central Park, an ambitious housing project known as Tributary is set to rise. With the potential to accommodate over 12,000 people, shops, parks, a school, and a fire station, the area will be connected by a railway that provides direct access to the airport, serving as a vital link for adjacent Denver suburbs.
Property Reserve, the developer behind Tributary, is a relatively unknown entity to many locals. However, the name behind the project is far more recognizable: the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the Mormon Church, which has owned the land for decades.
Amy Wiles, a representative from Aurora, the municipality where the 388-hectare project is situated, expressed her enthusiasm for the development. "They are very excited to get started," she stated, emphasizing the significant opportunity the project presents for the city.
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