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Tuff Shed Owner Acquires Office Buildings that House Corporate Office

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Local resident and business owner Tom Saurey, founder and CEO of Tuff Shed, Inc. and manager of Centerpoint Holdings LLC., has acquired office buildings Centerpoint I and II in Denver. Tributary Real Estate brokered the sale, and Dunton Commercial, a commercial real estate investment and property management company, will manage the property for Centerpoint Holdings. Located

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City Light & Power Expands to New HQ in Denver Tech Center

Brokerage, Development, Office /

CBRE has arranged a 21,699-square-foot lease for City Light & Power’s new headquarters at Stanford Place III in Denver. The company has expanded from its previous headquarters of 13,274 square feet and plans to occupy the speculative office space in Q3 2025. CBRE’s Ryan Link and Mitch Bradley represented City Light & Power. Audra Johnson with CBRE will be

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Demolition of Broomfield Event Center Begins

Construction, Development, Events /

One year since the closure of the Broomfield Event Center on Nov. 30, 2023, demolition of the building has officially begun. Broomfield City Council said the 6,500-seat event center never reached its full potential in hosting sporting events, concerts and other events since opening in late 2006.  According to the City of Broomfield, demolition of the building

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Limelight Boulder Now Taking Group Business Booking Leads

Construction, CRE People, Development, Hospitality /

Limelight Hotels – owned and operated by Aspen Hospitality – has begun actively accepting group booking leads for October 2025 and onward at Limelight Boulder, a 250-room landmark conference center hotel property slated to open in the summer of 2025. The highly anticipated hotel has long been viewed as an important development for the community that will create economic vitality

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Mile High Trendy Office: Forum Investment Group HQ

Design, Development, Office, Trendy Office Features /

Forum Investment Group has proudly announced the completion of its newly designed headquarters, located in Cherry Creek North at 240 Saint Paul Street. Spanning two floors and encompassing approximately 26,000 square feet of office space and a 2,700-square-foot outdoor terrace, this modern workspace embodies Forum’s dedication to fostering collaboration, driving innovation, and prioritizing employee well-being.

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How Climate Investments are Restoring Colorado’s Landmarks

Development, Energy, Feature, Hospitality, preservation, Renovation, Sustainability /

By Dave Harris, chief operating officer at Collective Clean Energy Fund (CCEF) Climate investments can play a vital role in preserving historical buildings by providing the resources needed to make these structures energy-efficient — without compromising their unique architectural features. Historic buildings often face challenges related to outdated insulation, inefficient heating and cooling systems, and

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Downtown Dual-Hotel Completes Renovations

Construction, Hospitality, Renovation /

Noble Investment Group has completed renovations at two of its downtown Denver properties, the Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown-Convention Center and the Hampton Inn & Suites Denver Downtown-Convention Center. These multimillion-dollar renovations have enhanced the dual-property hotels to better serve Denver’s mix of business and leisure travelers. The Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown-Convention Center now features more spacious

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Construction Spending Rises 0.4 % (AGC Analysis)

Construction, Development, Multifamily, Reports /

According to an analysis of a new government report by the Associated General Contractors of America, national construction spending increased 0.4 percent from September to October as a pickup in single and multifamily residential development outweighed declines in public outlays and mixed results for private nonresidential categories. Association officials said construction has yet to begin

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