When I first moved to Denver, the Platte River Valley was a sea of railroad tracks, dividing Lower Downtown Denver from the Lower Highlands neighborhood, which were connected by a series of viaducts. Today the viaducts are long gone, and the area is solidly built up with apartments, condos, restaurants, bars, and shops. And a very large Whole Foods just opened on the ground floor of a new high rise, a true sign of a neighborhood's arrival into status symbol land.. Basically, this development, along with the Ballpark neighborhood, and the Rino district, has resulted in a large population just adjacent to downtown Denver. It guarantees that Denver will be a vibrant city for years to come. Just bring your checkbook.
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