A five-property portfolio west of I-25 in Denver’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, comprised of five addresses along seven parcels of land, has sold to KSE Revesco Zuni, LLLP, for $7.35 million. The properties including 1380 and 1432 N Zuni St. and 1940, 1948 and 1950 W 14th Ave, consist of three industrial buildings and two land […]
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TCC Promotes Erik Hagevik to Lead Colorado Operations Trammell Crow Company (TCC), a global commercial real estate developer, has promoted Erik Hagevik to lead market operations for TCC Denver. In this role, Erik will oversee the day-to-day operations of the office and the strategic oversight of all new development and investment activity throughout Colorado. He
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During the recent years of cascading challenges, the U.S. office market has undergone remarkable changes. And, signs of recovery are gradually emerging as we move into the new year. CommercialSearch ranked the top 50 most expensive office submarkets in Q4 2022, using the latest data provided by CommercialEdge. The Lower Downtown submarket in Denver landed
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Parker Keystone, a 16,600-square-foot trophy asset located at 19240-19250 East Lincoln Avenue in Parker, has sold to a publicly traded REIT. Cory Gross, first vice president of investments in Marcus & Millichap’s Denver office, arranged the transaction on behalf of Armstrong Capital Development (ACD), a private development company. “This sale highlights the shift in capital we are seeing
Face Foundrie, an all-inclusive focused facial bar providing facials, lashes, brows and skincare services, will open its first Denver location on Feb. 3, 2023, in the Cherry Creek North shopping district next month at 2630 E 3rd Ave. Michele Henry founded the brand in 2019 after the birth of her third child to meet a need
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On Monday, Jan. 16, Denver City Council approved a $9 million purchase and sale agreement for the acquisition of the Stay Inn, a four-story hotel, and two adjacent parcels, located at 12033 E. 38th Ave., 3835 Peoria St., and 3805 Peoria St. The hotel structure includes 96 bedrooms, 95 of which will be converted into supportive
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RES, the world’s largest independent renewable energy company, has officially opened its new Americas headquarters in McGregor Square. The team moved from its previous location in Broomfield in the hopes of attracting and attaining more employees. The office will initially be home to approximately 180 people, the majority of which will be hybrid employees spending three
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Aimee LaLone, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C, serves as a principal and founding member of the Colorado Office of Wold Architects and Engineers, a full-service planning, architecture and engineering firm in Denver, and one of the top 10 architecture and engineering firms in the state. In 2009, after only five years at Wold’s St. Paul office, Aimee moved
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Garbage collection and recycling giant Waste Management has signed a 10-year lease renewal at 1640 W. Union Ave. in Englewood. Waste Management will significantly expand its footprint, more than tripling its current two-acre industrial space to occupy all seven acres of the property. Brokers Adam Hubschman and Paul Cattin of NAI Shames Makovsky, a market-leading, full-service commercial real
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International property and construction consultancy firm Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) has released its Quarterly Cost Report providing an on-the-ground picture of construction activity in 14 key North American markets and data-driven insights into the industry for the fourth quarter of 2022. The construction industry continues to face a variety of challenges. Labor remains in relatively short supply.
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