The Johnson & Wales University (JWU) Denver Campus will hit the market in September and CBRE has been hired as the exclusive brokerage service provider for the unique property. Located in the South Park Hill area, the campus is comprised of 13 buildings and approximately ±25 acres. Johnson & Wales University was founded in 1914 in Providence, […]
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McWhinney’s Centerra Industrial Building IV, a newly constructed, Class A, 122,806-square-foot industrial facility with an adjacent parking lot at Centerra, a master-planned community in Loveland, has sold to Mark IV Capital for an undisclosed price. JLL marketed the property on behalf of McWhinney. Centerra Industrial Building IV is fully leased to a global e-commerce company. The
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CSHQA Welcomes Matt McMichael Matt McMichael, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP has joined CSHQA as a project architect II in their Denver office. He brings 14 years of diversified experience to the firm including all phases of design and construction from small tenant improvement projects for higher education and office clients to ground up construction for offices,
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Denver-based Broe Real Estate Group (BREG) has signed Colorado Eye Consultants, formerly known as Corneal Consultants of Colorado, to anchor its new medical building located on 4.66 acres at 1501 W. Mineral Ave., Littleton. BREG acquired the property in October 2019 and is actively converting the traditional office building into a Class A medical facility.
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The ongoing pandemic has had a visible slowdown in apartment deliveries. A shortage of available labor, funding and permits, along with some temporary construction bans, apartment construction nationwide is down by 12 percent compared to 2019. In fact, according to Rent Café, 13 of the 20 most active large metros are expected to complete fewer units
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A Colorado-based design-build team, consisting of Gilmore Construction Corporation and The Abo Group, has received the National Award of Merit in Rehabilitation, Renovation and/or Restoration from the Design Build Institute of America (DBIA) for the consolidation and renovation of the General Services Administration (GSA) Building 67, on the 623-acre Denver Federal Center Campus. Building 67, constructed in 1967, is
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Howell Construction recently completed the tenant improvement project for the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC), a 6,000-square-foot project located on the second floor of the Prism building on 17th and Curtis in downtown Denver. In 1974, IASLC held their first formal meeting in Florence, Italy, having recruited more than 250 founding members from across
Phoenix-based commercial real estate firm ViaWest Group is opening an office in Denver. The company owns and manages nearly 7 million square feet in Metropolitan Phoenix and is recognized as one of the premier commercial real estate firms in the area. The location of the office is yet to be determined though according to a company representative, it
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Senior and long-term care management company Madison Creek Partners, has received $16,408,000 in financing for three skilled nursing facilities in central Colorado. The portfolio is comprised of Pioneer Health Care Center, a 29-unit facility in Rocky Ford, Paonia Care & Rehabilitation, a 28-unit facility in Paonia, and Glenwood Springs Health Care, a 29-unit facility in Glenwood Springs. Walker &
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According to CBRE’s Colorado Springs Office MarketView H1 2020, the Colorado Springs office market recorded positive market fundamentals in H1 2020, despite the on-going economic impacts of COVID-19. The Colorado Springs economy is largely supported by the military installations which will help support continued office-using employment growth in the defense contractor, cybersecurity and financial technology (fintech) industries. According to the report, the
