Reunion, then and now.

Hard to believe, but it’s already been 13 years since Reunion was established.  Back in 2002, Shea Homes’ master plan was inspired by the former agricultural area’s prime location – rural and peaceful, yet an easy drive into vibrant downtown Denver.  For the more than 1,500 families who live there today, Reunion has fulfilled on its promise of providing the very best of urban and suburban living.

Join us as we walk down memory lane; the photos below show how our community has grown!

This monument to Reunion’s agricultural past still welcomes guests and residents – but with a little more surrounding foliage nowadays.

Taller trees make everyday walks a little more beautiful.

The 2005 Kite & Flight Festival attracted a few intrepid flyers among our early residents, but check out the large crowd spotted at our 2014 Movie Night.

New architecture at Reunion shares in the current aesthetic for clean lines with mid-century echoes.

Today’s home decor leans toward cooler colors, stainless and other man-made materials and away from natural wood and warmer tones.

Back in 2005, a walk around the lake was nice… but now the tall grasses and cattails create a lovely perimeter.

Today, with multiple parks, 10 miles of trails, 8 acres of lakes, a 21,000-square-foot recreation center, community events, and an adjacent golf course, Reunion residents have countless opportunities for fun and connection.