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Mixed-use Development in Downtown Denver Receives $110M Financing

DENVER – Continuum Partners, LLC, a progressive Denver-based development firm specializing in building urban mixed-use developments has secured $110 million financing for A Block, a 310,055-square-foot mixed-use development comprising the 200-key Kimpton Hotel Born; a 54,976-square-foot, Class A office building with ground-level retail space; and a 197-space parking garage in downtown Denver. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.

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Lakewood Senior Living Community Tops Out

LAKEWOOD — The Ridge Senior Living has completed vertical construction of The Ridge at Pinehurst, an 18-acre independent living, assisted living and memory care community in Lakewood. Development costs are estimated at $150 million for the project. When completed, the community will offer 222 independent living units, 96 assisted living units and 42 memory care

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Denver Well-Positioned for Industrial Labor Supply, Quality and Cost

DENVER –  A  new report from CBRE examines how the industrial sector is tackling labor shortages in response to the growth of e-commerce. The CBRE research team analyzed major, regional and emerging industrial hubs to identify some of the metro areas offering a good combination of labor supply, quality and cost, and Denver came out as a

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Colorado’s Largest Industrial Building Sells for $40.75M

DENVER – Colorado’s largest industrial building located at 18875 East Bromley Lane in Brighton, sold on Oct. 2. for $40,750,000. Drew McManus, managing director of Cushman & Wakefield’s Denver office represented the seller, Brighton Lease Management, LLC along with Matt Trone and R.C. Myles both of Cushman & Wakefield. Newport Beach, CA-based Starboard Realty Partners

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How Gen Z will Impact Hospitality Design

By Holly Welles Generation Z, the younger siblings of the tech-savvy millennials, has never known a world without technology such as cell phones and smart devices, making them even savvier than their millennial counterparts. Generation Z, also known as iGen, is made up of roughly 65 million people, depending upon which charts you look at.

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Enterprise Coworking Opens 2nd Location in Greenwood Village

GREENWOOD VILLAGE – Enterprise Coworking, a shared workspace in RiNo, has opened its second location at 5500 Greenwood Plaza Blvd in Greenwood Village. The new location will provide a state-of-the-art collaborative workspace to Denver’s south suburban market. Positioned just south of the Denver Tech Center, Enterprise Coworking will tap into a relatively untouched demographic of older millennials moving to

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Groundbreaking: Confluence Fort Collins

DENVER –  Saunders Development, the real estate development arm of Saunders Construction, Inc., and [au]workshop celebrated the groundbreaking of Confluence Fort Collins on Oct.1, 2018. The new mixed-use, residential, retail and office building in the River District will be a new place to live, work and play in downtown Fort Collins, located at the heart of the town’s namesake

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Hotel Talisa, Vail (PRNewsfoto/Laurus Corporation)

Hyatt Hotels Acquires Colorado Hospitality Company

Following the completion of a potential $600 million sale, Hyatt Hotel Corp. announced that it has reached an agreement to buy Arapahoe County-based Two Roads Hospitality, a hotel management company most notable for The Gant in Aspen, the Manor Vail Lodge, the Hotel Talisa in Vail and the Hilton Denver Inverness in Arapahoe County. Two Roads

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MEP to Provide Engineering Services for New Lakewood Apartments

LAKEWOOD – MEP Engineering (MEP) has been selected to provide engineering design services for a new apartment community at 9998 W. Jewell Ave. The firm will work with developer Metro West Housing Solutions and Studio 646 Architecture on a four-building apartment complex called Sage Corner — formerly known as Indigo, Lakewood. The buildings, totaling approximately 44,200 square feet, with 36,670 square feet of leasable

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