In May 2025, Gorman & Company achieved a significant milestone for its new affordable housing project in central Denver. Coined The Tapestry, the development was awarded a competitive 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), the Colorado state affordable housing tax credit, and a Transit-Oriented Community credit, securing the critical funding needed to move swiftly toward construction.
Located in Denver’s Uptown neighborhood, just blocks from downtown, The Tapestry will deliver 72 thoughtfully designed apartment homes in the heart of Denver for low— to moderate-income families.
Key Features
A five-story development with 72 units ranging from 1 to 4 bedrooms
Will serve residents earning between 30% and 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI)
Includes an early childhood education center and an on-site health clinic, promoting lifelong learning and wellness
Located in a walkable, transit-connected area near jobs, services, and community amenities
“The Tapestry represents everything we believe affordable housing can and should be, beautiful, dignified, and deeply rooted in community”.
Kimball Crangle, Colorado Market President, Gorman & Company
Building with Purpose
Gorman & Company is steadfast in its mission to provide affordable housing options that empower residents and strengthen neighborhood vitality. The Tapestry embodies this mission, combining accessible, well-designed homes for families, many of whom have been priced out of the area.
In addition, essential wraparound resources, such as education and wellness, promote long-term resident well-being and contribute to a better Denver all around.
As Denver continues to experience economic and population growth, equitable access to housing is critical. Projects like The Tapestry ensure that working families, educators, healthcare staff, and essential workers can continue to call Denver home.
A Collaborative Investment in Denver’s Future
The Tapestry results from strong collaboration among local, state, and private partners. These public-private partnerships are essential in building inclusive communities that reflect the diversity and aspirations of all Coloradans.
“We believe that where you live impacts every aspect of your health and well-being”.
Karen McNeil-Miller, President and CEO of The Colorado Health Foundation
Project and Funding Partners
Thank you to our dedicated project and funding partners:
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA)
City and County of Denver
The Colorado Health Foundation (CHF)
Hope Communities
Deneuve
Hear from our Residents
Read stories from FOX 31 and Yahoo! News about what The Tapestry will mean for Denver’s Uptown residents.