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Colorado Hotels to Let Go Hundreds of Employees

According to the Denver Post, many Colorado hotels will be forced to lay off hundreds of employees due to the state order limiting large group gatherings. Hotels include the Westin Denver Downtown, the Hyatt Denver, Westin Denver International Airport, the Ritz Carlton Denver and Bachelor Gulch, the Sheraton Denver Downtown, and the W Aspen, will […]

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Forethought Expands Colorado Network with Deployment at H5 Data Centers

H5 Data Centers, a national colocation and wholesale data center provider, today announced the network expansion of Forethought, one of Colorado’s leading locally owned service providers to its Denver data center campus. Forethought can now offer Internet, cloud and communications services to customers at 5350 S. Valentia Way. H5 Data Centers owns a 300,000-square-foot data

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Aurora Public Schools Leases Office/Classroom Space in Aurora

Aurora Public Schools has leased 19,571 square feet of office/classroom space at Colorado Marketing Center located at 14707 E 2nd Ave, Aurora. The multi-tenant, 61,452-square-foot office property in Aurora City Center was built in 1982. Additional leases completed at this property by Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors in the last 12 months include: BoulderBytes LLC: 1,779 SF Niki Boros Photography: 2,320

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Biopharmaceutical Facility in Boulder Changes Hands

AGC Biologics has purchased a state-of-the-art commercial biopharmaceutical facility in Boulder. The facility, formerly owned by London-based pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, will provide AGC Biologics with additional commercial-scale manufacturing capacity for its biopharmaceutical CDMO business when it enters operation in April 2021, more than 18 months sooner than a new-build facility. According to public records, the

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CBRE Vice Chairman Announces Retirement

CBRE announced this week that Denver commercial real estate icon Michael Winn is retiring. Winn has been at the forefront of Colorado investment property sales for over 35 years. Together with his team he has executed over $21 billion in transactions, touching most of Denver’s highest-profile assets. The Winn-Richey team, including his business partner of 30 years Tim Richey,

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Progress at Veterans Renaissance Apartments Project in Aurora

According to an update from Alliance Construction Solutions, the Veterans Renaissance Apartments project in Aurora is well underway. The project is being developed by Colorado Coalition for the Homeless and designed by Studio Completiva. The Veterans Renaissance Apartments project is an addition to the Fitzsimons Campus, and is located near the new VA Medical Center. This 55,000-square-foot

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Sale of 24-Acre Parcel in Parker Officially Paused

The sale of a 24-acre parcel known as Pine Curve, located east of Pine Drive, adjacent to the Parker Library in downtown Parker, has been paused and is no longer actively for sale. The site presents more development space than the other site in Parker, according to Parker’s My Mainstreet Strategic Framework, a guiding document intended to

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AGC of Colorado Aids Colorado Economic Recovery Efforts

The CEO of the Associated General Contractors of Colorado (AGC of Colorado), Michael Gifford, has been appointed to the economic recovery councils at both the state and local levels in Colorado, to aid COVID-19 relief. The State of Colorado’s Governor, Jared Polis, named Gifford along with AGC of Colorado’s Chairman of the Board, Byron Haselden,

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Virtual Tours Growing in Popularity, Survey says

As social distancing becomes the new norm, the pandemic is fundamentally changing apartment hunting. While “virtual tours” are still on everyone’s lips, there’s another feature becoming increasingly popular: agentless self-guided tours. Why? Because most people would still like a solution that allows them to see their future home in person. In fact, according to RENTCafé’s latest

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Apartment Project Proposed for 19th and Chestnut

A multi-family project consisting of 198 apartment units is proposed for 2059 19th Street, at the intersection of 19th and Chestnut in Denver’s Union Station neighborhood. The 13-story project includes studios and one to four bedroom units, which will feature prominently in the two slender, brick-clad vertical forms. According to submittal documents, the vibrant community

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