On April 14, demolition began of the existing buildings at 3800 Blake St., to make way for the 350,000-square-foot World Trade Center Denver office campus. Denver-based Developer FORMATIV and Chicago-based Golub & Company expect to break ground on this highly anticipated project in the second quarter and open in 2021. The dynamic new campus will include state-of-the […]
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Uplands, a proposed mixed-use, sustainable in-fill community adjacent to the iconic “Westminster Castle,” today announced the formation of the Uplands Community Collective (UCC). Founded to create a thriving and resilient community in and around Uplands, the UCC aims to build a place-based economy that weaves food, agriculture and workforce development together with the project’s planned housing,
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As the current crisis impacts the worldwide economy, it is the often far-reaching chains of supply sustaining many industries that have been hurt the most. As personal and business travel has come almost to a halt, the food, manufacturing, retail, hospitality and airline industries have felt disruptions associated with the spread of COVID-19. With social
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Denver-based real estate investment firm Sentinel Net Lease, has acquired an Amazon Customer Service Center in Huntington, West Virginia for $16.9 million, from an affiliate of Lexington Realty Trust. The 69,000-square-foot property sits on 7.9 acres in Kinetic Park, the premier technology park in the greater Huntington metro area. Sentinel was formed by real estate industry veterans
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Colorado Congressman Scott Tipton (CO-03) — representing the 3rd Congressional District (Grand Junction, Durango, Alamosa and Pueblo) —has joined several House colleagues in introducing “The Opportunity Zone Extension Act,” a bill that would extend the opportunity zone provisions that were part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The Opportunity Zones program designates economically-distressed communities and
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The Denver Chapter of the Business Development Guild (BD Guild), an organization dedicated to building the bridge between business development and operations for companies serving the natural and built environments, is hosting a virtual meeting Thursday, April 16 at 3.30 p.m., titled Integrating your Business Development Plan with your Strategic Plan. Plans don’t work if you
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An estimated 68 percent of the world’s population is expected to be living in an urban area by 2050, according to the United Nations (UN) World Urbanization Prospects 2018 report. To accommodate this influx in population, cities must ensure resources are available. Water is one of the resources most essential to the health and growth
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Denver-based NexCore Group, a national healthcare real estate developer, completed construction of more outpatient medical space than any other developer in 2019. The Outpatient HRE Development Report, compiled by Arnold, Md.-based Revista, ranks the top-rated outpatient medical facility developers from the previous year. The 2020 survey measured medical office and other outpatient developments that were started or completed in
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By John Shaw, commercial solar project developer at Namasté Solar. Namasté Solar is one of the longest-running solar companies in Colorado, with over 8,000 local homeowners, businesses, and commercial property owners as our customers. We recognize that our community is facing uncertainty and stress as a result of the coronavirus crisis. It’s a strange time not only to do
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According to the Denver Post, Mortenson has agreed to a $1.3 million settlement that will include payment of a $650,000 fine, for its part in a bid-rigging scandal for a planned $233 million expansion at the Denver Convention Center. The construction company will also provide all construction services, free of charge, to a COVID-19 related project. On Monday the
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