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New Report Predicts Growing Shift from Urban to Suburban

Cushman & Wakefield recently released a report and complementing article on the growing shift to the suburbs, as COVID-19 changes the way people live. Per this insight, the discussion about office real estate has shifted from strictly urban to a broader range of alternatives including the suburbs. While it’s unlikely that occupiers will need less real estate, […]

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Howell Construction Completes IHS Markit Consolidation

Howell Construction has completed IHS Markit’s 72,000-square-foot office consolidation project, located at 15 Inverness Way East, in Englewood. The London-headquartered global information provider consolidated offices to bring their employees together in a freshly renovated space. Gensler’s unique architectural design added interest to the transformed office that consists of restroom enlargements and refreshers, the creation of additional open office space accented by

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Colorado Springs Ranks 4th for Up-and-Coming Tech Markets

According to CBRE’s Scoring Tech Talent Report, Colorado Springs came in fourth on CBRE’s list of up-and-coming North American tech-talent markets, which ranks 75 U.S. and Canadian markets according to their ability to attract and grow tech talent. Colorado Spring’s tech-talent labor force grew by 15 percent in the past five years and its tech wages

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Colorado Ranch Resort Unveils 24 Luxury Homesites

After nearly 20 years of ownership, Bob and Suzanne Fanch, owners of award-winning mountain retreat Devil’s Thumb Ranch Resort & Spa in Tabernash, Colorado, are offering 24 custom homesites for purchase at the 6,500-acre luxury guest ranch located just minutes from Winter Park Resort. The new community known as “The Ranches at Devil’s Thumb” is a private, woodland-and-meadow

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Novel Coworking Announces Opening of New Rooftop Amenity Space

Coworking company Novel Coworking has opened its four-season rooftop deck at its 1630 Welton location in downtown Denver. The Chicago-based company finished construction on the new amenity space in mid June and eventually plan to offer it as event space to clients and non-clients alike. In the interim, tenants are using the space to relax

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Is Your Technology Ready for a Distributed Workforce?

By Marty Wilson After months of quarantine and self-isolation due to COVID-19, it’s evident that working from home is no longer an experiment. It’s an increasingly viable reality for many companies. Across the country, organizations and their newly remote teams have remained focused and kept productivity up, finding innovative ways to communicate, collaborate and serve customer and client

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Portfolio of Brakes Plus Properties Sells for $6.95M

Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of a portfolio of three Brakes Plus properties located at 16770 East Iliff Avenue, Aurora, 9297 South Broadway, Highlands Ranch, and 24550 East Smoky Hill Road, Aurora, according to Drew Isaac, senior vice president and senior director of the Net Leased Properties Group and the National Retail Group at

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Ware Malcomb Moves to New Larger Office Space at Broadway Station

Design firm Ware Malcomb has moved its Denver operations into a new larger office space at Broadway Station located at 900 S Broadway, Suite 320 in Denver. The new office will be the firm’s second largest in North America, providing architecture, planning, interior design, civil engineering, branding and building measurement services to clients in a

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Construction Industry Survey Conveys Positive Outlook

The first annual Marcum National Construction Survey reflects a positive outlook for the current and future state of the industry, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Influencing the optimism is the ability to secure financing for new projects and to find new sources for building materials, the respondents said. In addition, while job backlogs remain strong, they anticipate

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