Fort Carson Begins Phase 2 of Arapahoe Village Construction Project
Fort Carson army base has commenced Phase 2 of the Arapahoe Village construction project, beginning the demolition of 300 older townhomes to eventually build around 240 new residences.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, September 19, 2026 —
Fort Carson army base has initiated the second phase of its Arapahoe Village construction project, marking a significant step in the redevelopment of the housing area. This phase involves the demolition of approximately 300 existing older townhomes.
The project aims to replace the aging housing units with new residences. Following the demolition of the 300 townhomes, the site is slated to accommodate the construction of around 240 new homes. Further details regarding the timeline for demolition and subsequent construction were not provided.
The Arapahoe Village project is focused on modernizing on-base housing for service members and their families stationed at Fort Carson. While specific plans for the new residences, such as unit types or amenities, were not detailed in the summary, the commencement of demolition signifies progress in the ongoing effort to upgrade military housing infrastructure.
The contractor responsible for the demolition and construction phases was not specified. Information regarding the permit status for this phase of the project or any inspection outcomes related to the demolition was also not available.
The objective of this redevelopment effort is to provide updated and improved living conditions for personnel at Fort Carson. The number of townhomes to be demolished and the planned number of new residences indicate a strategic adjustment in housing capacity or unit configuration as part of the overall village master plan.
Story summarized from the original created by O’Dell Isaac on gazette.com, see more information here.
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