THE PLAN

100% Workforce Housing

The Neighborhood

Every unit is restricted to the local workforce.

EJ Crossing is intended for year-round local employees across many industries, helping employers retain the workforce our communities depend on.

Long-Term Housing

A neighborhood built for individuals and families to put down roots.

163 workforce units, restricted to employees of Roaring Fork Valley employers
21 units price-capped at 80%–100% AMI under Eagle County Housing Guidelines
One-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom homes
Safe places for kids to play
Community gathering spaces and trails
Open space integrated throughout the neighborhood
Walkable connections to transit, biking, and nearby destinations

EJ Crossing is about holding the community together, not expanding it.

Community Courtyard

Aerial Site Plan

Central Green

Pedestrian Corridor

SW Street View

Smart Growth in the Right Location

EJ Crossing is planned where housing makes the most sense.

Property is zoned Residential Suburban Medium Density (RSM), allowing 163 homes
Infill site within an established community with existing roads and utilities
Located directly on the Highway 82 transit corridor
Easy access to RFTA, bike routes, and future transportation improvements
Privately funded by Aspen One and project partners
Site subdivided into 17 parcels to accommodate employers of different sizes

Sustainability is Key

For decades, Aspen One has helped redefine sustainability in the ski industry through real-world innovation, from developing Colorado’s first high-efficiency all-electric multifamily workforce housing building (the HUB in Basalt) to opening one of the nation’s largest all-electric hotels, the Limelight Boulder. We have also partnered closely with Holy Cross Energy to help accelerate the utility’s transition to 100% renewable electricity. EJ Crossing will add to that legacy, bringing the same commitment to climate leadership, resource efficiency, and thoughtful design to a workforce housing community built for the future of the Roaring Fork Valley.

Water-wise landscaping
All-electric energy-efficient buildings
Durable, low-maintenance materials
Transit-oriented design that reduces driving
Exploring neighborhood-scale geothermal