Despite indications in the latter half of 2021 that sublease availability in Denver had peaked mid-year and was on the decline, sublease remained on an upward trajectory throughout the balance of 2022, increasing for four consecutive quarters to end December 2022 at just over 5.9 million square feet, a nearly 40.4% increase year-over-year (YOY) increase […]
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In celebration of Colorado Engineers Week (Feb.19-25), the American Council of Engineering Companies of Colorado (ACEC Colorado) is announcing this year’s Colorado Engineering Excellence Awards (EEA) recipients that include 24 design and research projects completed by 19 different Colorado consulting engineering firms. ACEC Colorado’s EEA competition is annually held between June to October to recognize
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International law firm Foley Hoag LLP has selected Denver for the location of its fifth office. The firm has offices in Boston, New York, Washington, D.C., and Paris, France. Partners Christopher Mosley and Brooke Yates, who both recently joined Foley Hoag to expand the firm’s Insurance Recovery practice, will anchor the new Denver office. Expansion
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Proving that office development in Denver is gaining momentum, Beacon Capital Partners and Denver-based Elevation Development Group have broken ground on Steel House. The 12-story, 300,000-square-foot office and retail project, located at 3100 Brighton Blvd in RiNo, is destined to be the workplace of tomorrow and the best work address in the city. The industrial biophilic
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Pinkard Construction has completed the external structure for the $6.5 million, 16,600-square-foot expansion and remodel of Foothills Unitarian Church’s existing facility in Fort Collins. A topping-out ceremony was held at the site, with representatives from the project team, congregation, community, and local government in attendance. “Pinkard is a community-driven organization, so working with clients who are
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Two new tenants are joining Pecos Logistics Park, a 1.15-million-square-foot Class A industrial development located in central Denver at the northwest corner of W 56th Avenue and Pecos Street. The two new leases bring the project to 54 percent leased. Vartega, a recycler of lightweight carbon fiber, leased 50,137 sq. ft. in Building 2, and Alliant
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On Feb.16, leaders from Agilent Technologies Inc. joined Colorado Governor Jared Polis and local government officials to break ground on Agilent’s $725 million investment to double manufacturing capacity of therapeutic nucleic acids in Frederick, Colorado. The investment will create more than 160 life science jobs in the Frederick area; contribute to the state’s rapidly growing
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The development team for Miller’s Landing — one of Southeast Denver’s newest, mixed use commercial development projects — announced that restoration work is underway to address stream degradation within the property’s gulch. Implementing a plan by WaterVation, the work will help to attend to damage caused by more than 63 years of land use changes
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Pinkard Construction has announced its fourth annual Careers in Construction golf tournament, benefiting ACE Scholarships. The event will take place on June 26 at the Country Club at Castle Pines. The previous year’s tournament raised over $100,000. The resulting 36 scholarships allow the recipients to attend the private K-12 school of their choice. Pinkard President Tony Burke
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By Caitlin Quander, real estate attorney at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Throughout my 15 years as a commercial real estate attorney, I’ve never seen anything quite like the COVID-19 pandemic in terms of quick, effective and necessary change. It’s complicated, and with some exception, the child-rearing challenges from “stay home” policies largely fell on women. Over the
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