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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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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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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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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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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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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Denver-based Scythian Real Estate today announced the acquisition of two facilities operated by Grassroots Cannabis in North Dakota, totaling nearly 10,000 square feet for $3.4 million. The acquisition includes a recently renovated 4,500-square-foot facility located at 310 US-2 in Devils Lake, and a newly constructed 4,995-square-foot facility located at 318 24th St. East in Dickinson.
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Since its inception in 2003, Aspen-based Rowland+Broughton Architecture/Urban Design/Interior Design (R+B) has been producing award winning projects. As Principal, Sarah Broughton, AIA, NCIDQ leads R+B’s Denver and Aspen studios. Sarah also serves as West director on the AIA Colorado 2020 Board of Directors. She is especially focused on promoting the inclusion and participation of women in the field,
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California-based Nearon Enterprises has purchased a 99,960-square-foot industrial property located at 2640 Zeppelin Road near Colorado Springs Airport for $14.6 million. Developed by Scannell Properties and completed in 2019, 2640 Zeppelin Road is a multi-tenant distribution center leased to Geary Pacific Corp. and a national home improvement retailer. The building includes 30-ft. clear heights, ESFR sprinklers, dock-high and drive-in
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As a result of the profound business impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Charley Co., a Denver-based women’s-only network and workspace, today announced it is closing its doors permanently. The women’s coworking community was founded in July 2019 and occupied a 5,650-square-foot commercial space inside The Source. “I am deeply disappointed to have to make this decision,”
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