FlatIron Crossing, the premier shopping destination serving the North Denver metro area, has announced its next major chapter of curated retail momentum. In addition to the arrival of DICK’S House of Sport, a dynamic and immersive new retail experience set to open in early 2027 in the former Nordstrom space, the retail property will also welcome […]
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The RidgeGate community in Lone Tree is marking 25 consecutive years of development while continuing its strong momentum with major milestones across residential, commercial, and civic investment. As one of Colorado’s most thoughtfully planned mixed-use communities, RidgeGate continues to evolve as a model “Complete Community”—defined by a balance of housing, employment, retail, open space, and transit
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JLL Capital Markets has completed the $12.15 million sale of Drake Crossing, a 56,214-square-foot shopping center in Fort Collins. JLL represented the seller, Alpine Investment Group LLC, in the off-market sale to Big Ben Funds, a Denver-based real estate investment firm focused on value-add and income-producing commercial properties, and CAMCRE, a Colorado commercial real estate
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Denver-based landscape architecture and urban design firm Civitas has been selected to lead the landscape architecture and campus visioning for the North Boulder Creative Campus, a transformative mixed-use cultural district planned in Boulder, in partnership with the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA), Emerald Development, internationally recognized architecture studio SO–IL, and regional partner Coburn. Planned as a new civic
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The Buxton Hotel is officially opening in Fort Collins following the transformation of a longtime Best Western property into a 69-room boutique hotel rooted in wellness, design and heartfelt, women-led hospitality. Located directly across from Colorado State University, The Buxton reimagines a legacy lodging property as one of Northern Colorado’s most distinctive new travel destinations.
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255 Fillmore, an approximately 100,000-square-foot Class AA office and retail mixed-use asset in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood, has sold for $92.5 million to a Dallas-based high-net-worth family office that identified the opportunity and guided the acquisition as part of a broader strategy to build a diversified portfolio of core real estate assets. The sale is
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Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) announced today the closing of a $5.7 million construction loan to support Osina Development’s Wolff Street Flats, a new, affordable for-sale housing development in Denver’s West Colfax neighborhood. Upon completion, the development will offer 23 affordable condominium homes to qualified homebuyers. The loan was made through the CHFA Drive
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Park Industrial, a 466,270-square-foot, 13-building industrial portfolio strategically positioned at the intersection of Interstate 270 and 58th Ave. in Commerce City, has sold to Denver-based Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions for an undisclosed amount. JLL represented the buyer, Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions, in the off-market transaction. KEW Realty, a private Denver-based investor that owned the properties
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TAG Restaurant Group, the Denver-based restaurant collection led by Chef Troy Guard, has signed a lease for its newest concept, G&G Surf Club, located at 8100 E. Union Ave. in the Denver Tech Center. The restaurant will occupy a high-profile ground-floor space at Penterra Plaza, a mixed-use 23-story residential tower that offers strong visibility at the
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By Marianne Stuck and Chris Geddes, principals at Design Workshop For generations, the Mountain West has grown outward rather than upward. Abundant land, vast landscapes, and an automobile-oriented development pattern have made low-density neighborhoods the norm, with highways serving as the primary connectors between homes, jobs, recreation, and services. But as record growth reaches many mountain
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