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Affordable Micro-Apartments in Uptown Near Completion

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DENVER — Economist micro-apartments, by Denver-based developer Pando Holdings, are nearing completion in Uptown Denver. The 97-unit residential micro-apartments feature well-designed units that maximize space and reflect the growing trend for a minimalist, urban lifestyle at 1578 Humboldt Street. Oz Architecture is the project architect, W.E. O’Neil is the project general contractor and Cornerstone Apartment Services is the […]

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New Baseline Mixed-Use Community Secures First Industrial Tenant

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DENVER — Denver-based Quality Electronic Distribution (QED) — one of the nation’s top 35 wholesalers of electrical supplies — is the first industrial tenant at Baseline, a new 1,100-acre mixed-use community in Broomfield being developed by Colorado-based developer McWHINNEY. QED plans to lease approximately 32,379 square feet at Baseline, situated at Highway 7 and I-25, the company’s

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Groundbreaking: Colorado School of Mines’ Residence Hall

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GOLDEN — Colorado School of Mines and Confluence Companies — a Golden-based developer and builder — have broken ground on a new residence hall for sophomore students at 1750 Jackson Street in Golden.  The new construction project is a public-private partnership between the Colorado School of Mines (Mines) and Confluence Companies that will help Mines reach

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New Class A Industrial Development Coming to Arvada

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DENVER – Mountain Gateway, a new 142,180-square-foot industrial development, developed by California-based Cale Enterprises, LLC, is coming to Arvada in Q3 2019. The Class A warehouse/office project will be the largest speculative industrial project built in Denver’s supply-constrained west submarket in more than 15 years, where only 370,500 square feet of speculative warehouse/manufacturing facilities have been delivered since 2000.

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DAM North Building Renovation Project Crane Assembly Marks a Milestone and Temporarily Closes Roads

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DENVER — Marking a major milestone for the North Building renovation project at the Denver Art Museum (DAM), the museum will soon be the temporary home to a 260-foot-tall Manitowoc 2250 crane that will be able to lift materials weighing as much as approximately 33,000 lbs. The erection of the crane will help set structural steel

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Two Additional Hotels Planned for Centerra in Loveland

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LOVELAND – McWHINNEY and Stonebridge Companies recently partnered to deliver the fourth hotel in Loveland’s Centerra master-planned community. Construction is underway on the Courtyard by Marriott property, which is planned to open in late 2018. In addition, the partnership has also announced plans for two additional hotels, supporting demand for hospitality offerings with six total hotels in

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CBRE Survey Finds Industrial and Logistics Sector Remains ‘Blisteringly Hot’

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DENVER — CBRE’s H1 2018 North America Cap Rate Survey — which provides insights on movements for the major property asset classes — shows that cap rates remained broadly unchanged across the sectors in H1 2018, except for some retail segments. Industrial cap rates tightened the most and multifamily rates edged down modestly. Office cap rates were generally

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Restored Ironworks Building to Open as Denver’s Newest Event Space

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DENVER— Following years of dormancy, the Ironworks building in Denver has been carefully restored into a new event venue set to open this fall. Dating back to the turn of the century (1903), the Midwest Steel and Ironworks was a Denver landmark, serving as the headquarters for the drafting and operations of Midwest Steel. The complex was

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transactions

Transactions Report Week Ending 08.31.18

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Radius Uptown Apartments sell for $134.97 Million  Radius Uptown Apartments, formerly Alexan Uptown, located at 1935 Logan St., has sold for $134.97 million according to Denver County Public Records. The 372-unit, 12-story complex was sold to Equity Residential by developer Trammell Crow Residential. The HFF investment advisory team representing the seller included managing director Jordan

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Movers and Shakers

Movers and Shakers Week Ending 08.31.18

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Tributary Real Estate Expands Brokerage Team Tributary Real Estate, a fully integrated Denver-based brokerage, development and investment firm, recently welcomed Associate Broker Jake Gustafson to its growing team. “We’re always on the lookout for brokers who share our passion for delivering a high level of service in everything we do,” said Andy Cullen, managing broker

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