Plans are currently underway for the development of some 450 new residential units at a site that was formerly the home to a large Standard and Poore’s Global office complex in Centennial.
The project at 7400 S. Alton Court will belong to the Los Angeles-based real estate investment company Cityview, which purchased the site for $20 million, and will see the building of a combination of some 385 apartments, along with another 65 or so townhomes.
Preliminary to the project: the demolition of the two-story, just over 132,000-square-foot Standard and Poore Global’s building. That facility, built around 1975, housed the company’s analytics, ratings, and market intelligence division.
S&P Global earlier this year announced it was moving its offices to the 6300 block of S. Fiddler’s Green Circle in nearby Greenwood Village.
The site for the new residential project is located just to the west of Interstate 25 and half a block from S. Alton Way to the northwest, less than one mile from downtown Centennial.
Cityview is a vertically integrated real estate investment manager founded in 2003 that focuses on acquiring and developing multifamily projects. The company has undertaken projects throughout California, but also in Colorado and Texas.
As planned, the new project in Centennial will see the construction of four separate structures, as well as a clubhouse and swimming pool.
May 18, 2026
By Garry Boulard
Site plan courtesy of City of Centennial
