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Movers and Shakers

Movers and Shakers Week Ending 01.03.20

SA+R Hires New Urban Designer Shears Adkins Rockmore (SA+R) has brought on Claire Morris, who was most recently with Tryba Architects, as an Urban Designer. Claire’s career experience to-date has included navigating large master planning work through design and entitlement in Denver and Aurora. Prior to moving to Denver, Claire managed mixed-use real estate development projects, serving […]

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Kipnis Architecture + Planning Open New Office in Boulder

Kipnis Architecture + Planning of Evanston, Ill. is expanding beyond the Chicago area to open a new office in Boulder. The new office in downtown Boulder opened Jan. 1, 2020 and will serve clients in and around Colorado. Nathan Kipnis, principal at the firm, earned his degree from the University of Colorado, Boulder in 1983 and,

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Medical Space in Colorado Springs Sells for $1.5M

Woodlands Exchange, a 13,350-square-foot medical building in Teller County, within the Colorado Springs MSA, in the affluent and rapidly expanding city of Woodland Park, Colorado Springs, has sold for $1,525,000. Located at 509 S Scott Avenue, Woodland Exchange was recently constructed in 2006 and has been meticulously maintained. The property experiences excellent visibility to more than 26,000 vehicles per day

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Q&A with Dontae Latson, CEO of Rocky Mountain Communities

Dontae Latson joined Rocky Mountain Communities (RMC) as the chief executive officer in July 2019. Dontae is a servant leader with more than 20 years of experience and 15 years as an executive leader in the human services arena. Founded in 1992, RMC owns and operates 1,032 affordable apartments throughout Colorado, providing quality housing options for

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Orthopedic Center Tops Out in Wyoming

Colorado-based Vertix Builders recently celebrated the topping out of a new 21,000-square-foot surgery center and physical therapy building in Laramie, Wyoming.  The new building is being built on behalf of Premier Bone and Joint, an orthopedic group serving patients throughout the state of Wyoming as well as athletes from the University of Wyoming for over

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R&R Engineers – Surveyors, Inc. Collaborates with Cherry Creek Innovation Campus

R&R Engineers – Surveyors, Inc., a Denver-based land survey and civil engineering firm operating primarily in the Rocky Mountain Region, recently completed a two-day mentoring and teaching initiative with the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus (CCIC). The event afforded students the unusual opportunity of learning exactly what happens when surveyors and engineers work a construction project.

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10 Acres Sells in Prime Highlands Ranch Neighborhood

10.37 acres of vacant land in Highlands Ranch has sold to Diocese of Colorado Springs, a Roman Catholic Church group. Avison Young Principal Rick Egitto, CCIM, and Sam Crowe, an associate, based in Avison Young’s Denver office, represented the seller, the Diocese of Colorado Springs, in the sale of this parcel located immediately east of Pax Christi Catholic Church and

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NexCore’s Greg Venn Named HREI’s 2019 Healthcare Real Estate Executive of the Year

Denver-based NexCore Group, a national healthcare real estate (HRE) developer, has announced that its Co-Founder and CEO Greg Venn was named the Healthcare Real Estate Executive of the Year at the 2019 HREI Insights Awards. The prestigious awards ceremony was held during the Globe St Healthcare conference on Dec.4 in Scottsdale, Ariz. The HREI Insights

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Denver Green Code Moves City Closer to Sustainability Goals

For the first time in Denver’s history, the city’s updated building and fire code will include a “Denver Green Code” designed to encourage more sustainable design and construction practices and in particular, move Denver closer to its goal of having new construction be net zero energy by 2035. The Denver Green Code will be a voluntary, incentivized piece

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