As Central Park’s master plan unfolds, Infinity Home Collection attracts 29 buyers beyond $1 million mark; five homes ready now
By Mark Samuelson
When Central Park’s master plan began unrolling from the site of Denver’s old airport two decades ago, few could have imagined that the seven-square-mile community would one day attract homes approaching a million dollars. Now Central Park has a Commuter Rail Station close to its midpoint that carries riders west into Union Station, east to DIA – and a few minutes away, buyers are clamoring for imaginative visions by Infinity Home Collection of Central Park’s new urbanlifestyle, ones that push well beyond that $1 million mark.
You can still find a few Infinity Home designs from around $800,000 in Central Park’s new Wicker Park neighborhood, north of The Shops at Northfield; but already dozens of buyers have pushed Infinity way, way beyond – including 29 that have closed or contracted on million-dollar projects, eight of them just over the past two months.
