The RedPeak story officially kicked off in 2001 with a mighty crew of just five ambitious team members ready to shake up the Denver apartment scene. After a patient 18-month search for the perfect launchpad, they acquired Heritage Creek as the very first RedPeak community, followed just months later by Timber Creek, a standout property that RedPeak still proudly own today. By 2003, the momentum was officially building as the tight-knit crew celebrated a major growth milestone, welcoming their very first team member outside of the original five.

RedPeak’s next chapter was all about thinking big and building fast. The momentum took off when RedPeak acquired an 80% demolished office building, originally known as the Security Life Building, and kicked off a massive $62 million transformation to debut 1600 Glenarm Place- one of the first major office-to-residential high-rise conversions in downtown Denver, which even pioneered an innovative online auction for its penthouses when residents moved in by 2006. Amidst that historic build, RedPeak relocated its Home Office right into the action in 2005 and simultaneously acquired The Seasons of Cherry Creek. RedPeak expanded The Seasons in 2008 by constructing the "C Building"- a property the company proudly nurtured for years before its historic sale in 2023. By the end of 2008, the once-small team of six had officially skyrocketed to 114 passionate employees managing nearly $42 million in investments!

RedPeak expanded its footprint by acquiring Quail Ridge (known as Hadley today) along with a strategic "4-pack" of properties, including Cottonwood Creek, which remains a proud part of the portfolio today. In 2012, RedPeak made waves in Uptown Denver with the birth of One City Block, a stunning $60 million development where every single building was uniquely designed by RedPeak to mirror the distinct architecture of the surrounding neighborhood. December of that same year brought a historic victory when, after a patient six-year chase, RedPeak officially acquired the historic Burnsley Hotel. Before transforming the top floors into luxury penthouses with some of the most epic views in the city, RedPeak sent the building's hotel era off in style by throwing an unforgettable holiday party right in the lobby! Honoring the building's rich history, RedPeak promised to keep the iconic legacy alive by rebranding the newly transformed community as 1000 Grant The Burnsley.

RedPeak made waves in the Capitol Hill and Governors Park area by developing 7/S Denver Haus, marking the neighborhood’s very first "new" build apartment complex. In 2019, RedPeak rapidly scaled its urban presence by completing a massive six-property acquisition across the highly desirable Speer, Cheesman, and Capitol Hill neighborhoods, adding 960 Logan, 10 S Penn, 899 Washington, 1402 Race, 1280 Lafayette, and 1360 Williams to the family. To support this incredible growth and the rest of their portfolio, RedPeak moved its Home Office to a highly centralized location at the Good Heart Building off Alameda and Broadway- only for COVID-19 lockdowns to send everyone home just weeks later.

After happily welcoming everyone back during its post-COVID grand reopening, RedPeak celebrated its big 20th anniversary in 2021 with a vibrant company-wide rebrand; debuting fresh core values, a new visual identity, upgraded team swag, and a fresh website. The milestone year also saw the launch of RedPeak Recognition, the company’s first-ever internal platform designed to celebrate and honor its team members. RedPeak also kept growing, breaking ground on The Allyson luxury townhomes in Lowry, welcoming The Elowyn Townhomes (formerly The Pines at Pinehurst) to the family in Southwest Denver after a wonderful $75 million renovation, and wrapping up the five-year stretch by adding the lovely Monaco Row apartments to our Denver Tech Center portfolio.