Centerra, in partnership with High Plains Environmental Center (HPEC), recently organized a fall community give back day within its master-planned community in Loveland. Volunteers from local businesses and residents came together to clean up areas along the Centerra trail system and lakes which is managed by local non-profit HPEC. Volunteers included University of Northern Colorado
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Urban Land Conservancy (ULC) is finalizing plans for a 58 home development that includes market-rate and affordable for-sale townhomes in a mixed-income community. To ensure permanent affordability, the land will be held in a 99-year community land trust in partnership with ULC’s affiliate, Elevation Community Land Trust (ECLT), ensuring the housing remains affordable in perpetuity.
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Today, at the annual Greenbuild conference in Atlanta, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) launched Insight, a new data-driven tool that highlights building project design features that can lead to better performance. Insight is available as a feature of the Arc platform and provides information on the design attributes of LEED certified buildings within a
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Corum Real Estate Group, a Denver-based developer and manager of industrial, multifamily and office assets, recently closed on the acquisition of two land sites in the Denver metro area and will construct a combined 400,000 square feet of speculative industrial warehouse space to be delivered in the fourth quarter of 2020. Gateway Central 64 will be located at
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elements, a leading integrated interiors partner focused on human-centric design and place-making, has joined forces with Denver-based branding and experiential graphic design firm 3DIdentity (3DID). The combination will allow elements to offer more comprehensive services and expertise. 3DIdentity is the second company to join elements in 2019. Earlier this year, elements acquired ArtPro, which significantly expanded the company’s capabilities to include art
Dohn Construction, Inc. has formerly announced its merger with Denver Design Build, LLC to collectively form Dohn Construction. This merger reflects a partnership between the companies over the past 10 years from family-based origins, to combine Fort Collins-based Dohn Construction and Denver-based Denver Design Build, to now serve the entire Front Range market as Dohn
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Developer Schnitzer West will break ground on its latest office development in Q3 2020, in Centennial. The three, sixteen-story Class-A office towers will be located at 6363 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, on a nearly 11-acre site across from Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater and just west of the Village Center light rail station. Westray will be developed in phases,
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Bryan Construction, Inc. (BCI) recently completed construction of All Copy Products‘ new Denver headquarters. All Copy Products is a top office solutions provider that offers office technology services from copiers, document management & managed IT Services. Bryan Construction was contracted as the design-builder to construct the 136,877-square-foot, 5-story building at 1635 W. 13th Ave., in Denver’s Lincoln Park. President
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A private discretionary investor has purchased E Shops at Mesa Ridge, a 9,380-square-foot retail center located at 6825 Mesa Ridge Parkway in Fountain, Colo, for $4.1 million, in a sale that closed Nov. 1. Parker Brown, Matthew Henrichs and Brad Lyons with CBRE Capital Markets, National Retail Partners, represented the seller, a Los Angeles-based private real estate fund.
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The benefits of a healthy urban forest are endless, from our health and wellbeing to the vibrancy of our downtown. Trees are not only beautiful but also are essential to the livelihood of Denverites. Trees provide increased property value, higher spending from consumers, higher income streams for businesses, reduced time on the market for real
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