Zocalo Community Development - Denver, Colorado

Heaven O. E.

I have lived at Premier Lofts for almost 5 years and management won’t do anything about people putting huge speakers on their walls which makes your apartment vibrate so bad that it’s literally unlivable! Their music pipes through my refrigerator as well! Since there’s no insulation between the walls, your apartment is only as good as your neighbors! This place has become a pot haven as well and no one does anything to improve the quality of life here! They lease out apartments for short term stays so you never know who’s going to be living next door to you! I loved this place when I first moved here, but no one seems to care about loud music, vibrating floors, and pot smokers! The elevators, hallways, etc….wreak of pot!
If you like having privacy and a quiet place to unwind, don’t move here!

Melissa M.

Zocalo just took over veranda highpointe and they are actively trying to fix the issues here. Hoping this continues as I really like living here

Joel B.

Zocalo Management ruined my apartment building when they bought it. They bought Premier Lofts last year and made some "renovations" which were in very poor taste. They took out our hot tub and did not replace it, and they replaced our community areas' furniture with cheap furniture. Our building had a wonderful community of long term residents, and now they are doing short term accommodations. They have turned the home that I love into a cheap hotel. I have complained to management about this repeatedly, and they have told me that it is an ownership decision, they are making more money with short term rentals, and that they don't care.

If you are a resident in a building that Zocalo buys, I advise you to leave. Do not renew your lease. They will destroy everything you love about your home.

If anyone reading this works at Zocalo, you should be ashamed of yourself. Your company is despicable.

Mary S.

I am so excited to see this property management company embracing mixed income communities in order to give everyone of all incomes an opportunity to live in communities together. Please continue to construct as well as manage these types of communities throughout the front range. Please expand to suburbs such as Golden for those of us who’d like a quiet yet urban spot. Keep up your affordable housing partnerships and impeccable management!

Laurence D.

I like Zocalo's commitment to balancing market-rate and attainable housing. Seeing the current projects that Zocalo's involved in shows a great trend in a conscientious developer that's focused on community, place-making while mixing in affordability. I can't wait to see 101 Broadway finished and creating housing for Denver's workforce. I read that in Boulder, they're committing their two projects on Pearl and Arapahoe to nearly 50 percent affordability. Denver is lucky to have a set of developers that understand and commit to community needs.

Garrett W.

Management at the EDIT river north location is unethical, awful, and unacceptable. The community director and assistant at EDIT are the worst individual people I have ever had to deal with in any capacity.

Jake P.

These guys start swinging hammers at 6am despite the city law saying no noise until 7am. Guess it’s more economical for them to pay fines and keep working. City also isn’t enforcing noise during covid, so they may just be taking advantage.

Blake R.

Zocalo is an unparalleled developer in the Denver area. My experiences with them have always been of the highest quality and I look forward to working with them again in the future!