Denver had Stapleton Airport within city limits, replaced by a bigger airport with better security, out on the eastern plains. After the airport was retired kept the control tower (turned it into a Punchbowl Social bowling alley/bar for a bit but that ended). Everything else got torn up and the soil pollution remediated, and then building started in 2003, continuing to this date in the northernmost reaches.
Now it's a bunch of housing (mix of SFH, duplexes, some apartments centered around mixed use developments) with lots of green spaces, built in big parks and open spaces with multi-use paths. All utilities are underground and parts of the neighborhood (like mine) have gigabit fiber. Through self-selection many of the people who moved to this new development within Denver proper have young kids, and thus the local schools are pretty good.
The only real fly in the ointment is that the name was changed after it came to be widespread knowledge that the eponymous Walker Stapleton for whom the airport was named was a KKK member and all. So now it's "Central Park" instead.
Now it's a bunch of housing (mix of SFH, duplexes, some apartments centered around mixed use developments) with lots of green spaces, built in big parks and open spaces with multi-use paths. All utilities are underground and parts of the neighborhood (like mine) have gigabit fiber. Through self-selection many of the people who moved to this new development within Denver proper have young kids, and thus the local schools are pretty good.
The only real fly in the ointment is that the name was changed after it came to be widespread knowledge that the eponymous Walker Stapleton for whom the airport was named was a KKK member and all. So now it's "Central Park" instead.