Deer Creek Commerce Center Building 1, a 104,386-square-foot Class A industrial facility located in Littleton, has sold. The building was acquired by CHC Little Deer, LLC, a joint venture between Collett Industrial and Colville Group, both based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The occupying user will be Motion & Flow Control Products, an industrial distributor with a national footprint headquartered in Littleton.
Jeremy Ballenger, Tyler Carner, and Keiffer Garton of CBRE represented the seller, Confluent Development, in the transaction. Alec Rhodes, Tyler Smith and Aaron Valdez of Cushman & Wakefield represented the buyer. A sale price was not disclosed.
Deer Creek Commerce Center (“DCCC”) is a 175,000-sq.-ft., two-building Class A industrial development completed in June 2025. Building 2 was fully leased by December 2025. The project is strategically located in Denver’s highly supply-constrained Southwest submarket, offering visibility along the C-470 corridor with exposure to approximately 64,000 vehicles per day.
“Deer Creek Commerce Center represents the type of high-performance, institutional-quality industrial product that west-side users have been seeking for years,” said Ballenger. “This acquisition reflects a broader trend we’re tracking locally and nationally of users securing space amid limited Class A supply in infill locations.”
Building 1 features 28-foot clear heights, concrete tilt-panel construction, 4,032 sq. ft. of speculative office space, trailer parking and flexible functionality designed to accommodate a wide range of user needs. The Southwest submarket comprises approximately 8.3 million sq. ft. of industrial inventory, with much of the product built prior to 1985 and averaging clear heights of 16 feet.
“DCCC delivered a generational upgrade to the market with efficient site design and best-in-class functionality—meeting pent-up demand from users prioritizing west-side access and visibility,” said Cadie Crean, vice president of investments & development at Confluent Development.
“We’re grateful for Confluent’s partnership on this sale and on the larger Deer Creek project overall,” added Ballenger. “The project received strong interest from tenants and was a case study for the strong demand for high-quality Class A industrial product in the Southwest submarket.”
Denver’s industrial owner-user sales volume posted $725.5M for 2025, marking a 110% improvement compared to the volume in 2024 according to CBRE Research.
