Alterra Mountain Company is bringing 400 jobs to Upper Downtown Denver. The resort company, known for its Ikon Pass, is moving its headquarters from the River North Art District into the historic Denver Post building. Employees will work in office three days each week, providing a boost to the local economy.
Alterra’s Move: A Boost for Upper Downtown
Alterra Mountain Company’s move to the historic Denver Post building in Upper Downtown is expected to bring positive economic impacts, including 400 new jobs. The decision to relocate from the River North Art District reflects efforts by Governor Polis and Mayor Johnston to invigorate the downtown area.
Alterra, renowned for its ski pass offerings like the Ikon Pass, will contribute to Denver’s bustling urban environment. With employees on-site three days a week, the influx of workers is anticipated to support local businesses and bolster the economy.
Project Details and Expectations
The company’s relocation project is estimated to cost around $20 million. City officials hope this investment will inspire further business activity and help revitalize the downtown Denver area.