The building is constructed above one level of below-grade parking, with two stories of Type I concrete podium and five stories of Type III wood-framed structure. Amenities include outdoor terraces on the ground, second, and third floors, as well as approximately 89 parking spaces. The total building area spans 229,092 square feet, including 34,900 square feet dedicated to garage space.
A 16,000-square-foot clinic operated by Denver Indian Health & Family Services anchors the east side of the building, offering integrated care to residents and the surrounding community. The development prioritizes cultural responsiveness in both design and operations, shaped in partnership with the Native American Housing Circle. Features include a central courtyard, community kitchen, fitness center, green spaces, and robust on-site support services, including case management, wellness programming, and financial literacy resources.
Designed for individuals and families earning 30–60% of AMI—including those transitioning from homelessness—901 Navajo represents Colorado’s first purpose-built intergenerational and culturally focused Native American housing community.
- Affordable Multifamily Housing
- 79 Permanent Supportive Housing
- 111 Affordable Housing
- 229,092 SF
- 5 Stories
- 190 Units
- Denver Indian Health and Family Services located on 1st 2 floors
- Outdoor Terraces
- 85 Space Parking Garage
- Mix of Studio to 4 BR Apartments
- LIHTC / Section 3 / HUD
