Revolution 360 LLC — a joint venture composed of general partner Ed Haselden, who is chairman of the board at Haselden Construction; Keystone Equities; Rob Cohen; Tributary Real Estate and Avenue Property Group — has announced plans to build a five-story office and retail development that will break ground in the second quarter of 2019 at […]
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DENVER – Schuck Communities & CH Thompson Company have sold 39.81 acres of industrial land within Nexus at DIA, a master-planned business park, located at 84th Avenue and Quintero Street in Commerce City. Becknell Industrial, specialists in the development, investment and management of industrial properties across the U.S., purchased the land for an undisclosed amount. “We
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DENVER – Holiday Inn Denver East – Stapleton announced today the completion of a $12.8 million renovation project that began in March 2017. The entire hotel was renovated including 298 guestrooms; 20,000 square feet of meeting space; 3,210 square feet of public spaces; and the hotel’s restaurant, Burgers & Crafts, which officially re-opened in November. “After
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DENVER – KTGY Architecture + Planning Principal Bill Ramsey, AIA, NCARB, is leading an expansion of KTGY’s for-sale residential practice. Based in the firm’s Denver office, Ramsey will manage an architecture and planning team dedicated to expanding design services for new for-sale residential developments in Colorado and the surrounding states. “Bill Ramsey is adding to the
DENVER — Class Valuation, one of the largest nationwide providers of real estate asset valuation and appraisal management solutions to the residential mortgage industry, has opened a new research and development center in Denver, to serve as the center for new innovation and technology that will support the real estate valuation process. The new office
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DENVER — More metro Denver renters are opting to move to the suburbs, either due to economic reasons like cheaper rent, or to simply escape the hustle and bustle of the city. RENTCafé has the data to back-up this claim. RENTCafé recently uncovered the most coveted suburbs in the country, based on the renter population increase. Here
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DENVER — Hines recently acquired the U.S. Bank Tower in downtown Denver on behalf of a South Korean investor for $194.23 million, according to public records. Tim Richey, Mike Winn, Charley Will, Chad Flynn, and Jenny Knowlton of CBRE Capital Markets, Institutional Properties represented Ivanhoe Cambridge and its partners in the sale. A premier Class
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DENVER — The Art of Concrete — a creator of distinctive, design-driven architectural concrete — and project partners The Beck Group and Gensler Design, recently celebrated a 2018 ACE Award for Construction Excellence from the Colorado Chapter of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) for the Best Building Project (Under $2 Million – Specialty Contractor). The team’s collaboration
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EDENS, a Washington D.C.-based retail real estate owner, operator and developer, with a satellite office in Denver, now owns 10 buildings in Denver’s RiNo district, bringing the company’s total investment to more than $60 million to date. EDENS recently purchased three buildings at 2628 Walnut St., 2600 Walnut St. and 2649 Walnut St. In total, Edens owns
Washington D.C.-based Developer Invests $60M+ in RiNO Read More »
Despite positive indications that the CRE Industry is destined for continued growth in 2019, an October Building Design and Construction study had some surprising findings. 314 readers were asked about their predictions for 2019, including their thoughts on a variety of issues including materials prices, bid prices, obstacles to growth, and emerging opportunities. According to the study,
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