About

Chad Ellington is the owner and principal of Peak Development Group. He received his undergraduate degree in Construction Management from Colorado State University and his MBA in Real Estate and Construction Management from the University of Denver.

Chad worked for a Colorado–based commercial general contractor following his undergraduate studies and was the lead on several high–profile projects around the state. He was then Vice President of Oakwood Homes from 2004–2014 and headed up their land acquisition and development group and focused on several of Colorado’s largest high–profile residential and mixed–use master plan developments.

Peak Development Group was formed in 2015 for Chad to continue to chase his entrepreneurial spirit. Since its formation, Peak has partnered with several like–minded developers to deliver best–in–class developments ranging from large master–planned communities to multi-family developments and even a boutique hotel.

Throughout his career, Chad has been the lead on more than 20 residential master plans totaling over 50,000 homes in communities across the Front Range. This experience includes growing communities like Bennett and Johnstown to larger and more complex entitlement processes in cities like Westminster and Denver.

Over the past several years, Chad and Peak have been laser-focused on our collective passion for developing master–planned communities to address the significant housing shortage and challenges with housing attainability. LinkedIn

onnie joined Peak Development Group in 2023 to focus on developing much needed communities for Colorado’s existing and future families to live and grow. With a background in design, she values the vital role the development community plays to help shape the backdrops for people’s lives.

Bonnie’s experience includes nearly two decades at Norris Design. As a principal and partner with the firm, she focused on land planning, project management and entitlements for master planned communities, multi-family residential communities and commercial/mixed-use properties. In this role, she managed large multi-disciplinary teams through complex entitlement approvals across the Front Range. Key projects include Uplands (Westminster, Colorado), Boulevard One mixed-use neighborhood (Denver, Colorado), Forest Trace (Aurora, Colorado) and Anthem (Broomfield, Colorado).

She received her undergraduate degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Bonnie is also active in ULI Colorado; she is a former chair of both ULI Next Colorado and the ULI Colorado Young Leaders Group and is currently a member of the ULI Colorado Community Development Product Council. LinkedIn