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Movers and Shakers

Movers and Shakers Week of 01.08.18

Jeffrey Brown, FAIA Named CEO of Powers Brown Architecture Powers Brown Architecture announced the appointment of founding principal Jeffrey Brown, FAIA to the position of CEO. Brown will oversee the resources, development and management of the company’s international practice including establishment of future locations and growth in existing markets. These include the Denver and Washington, D.C. office locations […]

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Wind Engineering Firm Breezes into New Lease

FORT COLLINS, CO – CPP Wind Engineering, an international wind consultancy based in Fort Collins, recently signed a new lease at 7365 Greendale Road in Windsor. The new lease will combine CPP’s office and wind tunnel operations under one roof. Peter Kast, Annah Moore and Matt Patyk, with CBRE’s Northern Colorado office represented CPP in the lease. “Balancing incongruent

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Groundbreaking: North Building Renovation Project at the Denver Art Museum

DENVER – The Denver Art Museum (DAM) broke ground yesterday on a comprehensive renovation of its iconic North Building, the only completed structure in North America designed by renowned Italian architect Gio Ponti. The renovation is slated for completion timed to the building’s 50th anniversary in 2021. The design will unify the entirety of the DAM’s

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Avison Young’s 2018 CRE Forecast

DENVER — Rapid change is underway in the world’s commercial real estate industry, and the dynamics are in flux as the current investment cycle enters its latter stage. The industry continues to contend with differing property fundamentals across asset types, markets and regions, with occupier behavior, innovation and technology acting as key sources of change

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Denver Industrial Portfolio Sells for $51M

DENVER – The Denver Industrial Portfolio of 16600 Table Mountain, 6400 Broadway and Bryant Street Quad (2390 – 2500 West 4th Avenue) has sold to TH Real Estate, an affiliate of Nuveen (the investment arm of TIAA), for $51,000,000 — highlighting investors’ continued appetite for Industrial product. Totaling 485,984 square feet, the portfolio includes two infill properties with

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Groundbreaking: Pinkard Construction Underway on Vida for DHA

DENVER – Pinkard Construction Company has broken ground on Denver Housing Authority’s (DHA) new ground-up mixed-use senior housing development, located on West Colfax Avenue between Perry Street and North Quitman Street, near Sloans Lake. VIDA will include 176 units of senior housing, a health clinic, and an adult day center. VIDA replaces a used car lot, a small retail building,

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Apartment Community Achieves Second Highest Price Per Unit Ever Achieved in Greeley

GREELEY, CO — Franklin Flats, a 108-unit apartment community in Greeley, has sold for $15.4 million or $142,593 per unit. The price per unit is the second highest price ever achieved for a multifamily property in Greeley and is a record for properties built prior to 2001. Nick Steele and Jacob Steele, of Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), in

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Turner and Flatiron to Manage Expansion of DIA

DENVER — The City and County of Denver have selected Turner Construction Company  and Flatiron Construction Corp. to manage the up to $700 million expansion of Denver International Airport (DIA). “Together with our partner Flatiron, we’re gearing up to streamline and enhance the passenger experience for the more than 58 million travelers who fly to, from,

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Industrial Market Denver

CBRE Q4 Reports for Denver Metro Office, Retail and Industrial Sectors

DENVER – CBRE Research has released reports on metro Denver’s office, retail and industrial sectors for Q4 2017 / year-end 2017. The Denver office market ended strong in the final quarter of the year, with occupancy of newly delivered Class A space as the driving force for positive net absorption of 254,358 sq. ft. Population

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Denver City Council Approves New Rezoning Plan for RiNo

View here On Jan. 2, the Denver City Council’s Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a new plan that aims to help promote better design, support transit and ensure that new development benefits the community of RiNo. The plan approves an official legislative map amendment to rezone properties generally located within ¾ of a mile

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