Downtown Denver Partnership Announces New Vice President of Economic Development The Downtown Denver Partnership (Partnership) announced today Randy Thelen with join their executive management team as vice president of economic development. Thelen will begin his role with the Partnership on Jan. 8, 2018 where he will be responsible for guiding economic development and growing Denver’s […]
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Colorado Springs, CO – Westside Investment Partners confirmed today that In-N-Out Burger, a California-based hamburger establishment with a loyal following, is currently under contract to purchase land at the Victory Ridge mixed-use development located in north Colorado Springs. The purchase will mark the hamburger chain’s first land acquisition in the Colorado market. Current plans call for the development of
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FORMATIV, a Denver-based real estate development firm specializing in mixed-use and commercial projects, announced the brand for its adaptive reuse project in the RiNo Art District. LOT Twenty Eight features 45,000 square-feet of restaurant, retail and event space as well as a 20,000 square-foot outdoor, urban patio designed for gathering, events and community activities. Formerly a
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DENVER — The willingness of tech companies to pay a premium for office space in the hottest tech submarkets is starting to spill over into neighboring submarkets, as available space in tech hotspots is dwindling, according to CBRE’s annual Tech-30 report, which measures the tech industry’s impact on office rents in the 30 leading tech markets in
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Arvada, CO — Superior Home Source of RE/MAX Alliance, which specializes in full-service residential and commercial real estate throughout the Front Range, recently moved locations to 7425 Grandview Avenue in Olde Town Arvada. “The Olde Town Arvada location offers an abundance of foot traffic not readily accessible to most real estate offices that reside off the
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DENVER – NAVA Real Estate Development (NAVA), a Denver-based commercial development firm, announced today that its retail center in Frisco is officially the first commercial project to achieve LEED Certification in Summit County, Colorado. Located just off I-70 on Summit Boulevard, the main thoroughfare between Frisco and Breckenridge, the retail center was the last remaining
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DENVER – Shoppers’ growing preference for variety and value will drive CBRE’s anticipated holiday retail trends for this season, including an even greater proliferation of pop-up stores, the emergence of “pop-up warehouses,” an expansion of mobile commerce and strength in discount retailing, according to a new report from CBRE. “As e-commerce reshapes modern retailing, blurring the lines between
DENVER — At the turn of the 20th century, downtown Denver’s public realm was filled with pedestrians, bicyclists, commerce, transit, play and active life. In fact, cycling was so popular that the Denver Wheelmen boasted 25,000 members. “In less than a century, we have gone from streets with horseless carriages to a highly studied system of
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View here Longmont City Council will consider updates to the city’s land development codes. A pre-session review will include a look at proposals for new zoning districts as well as the land uses and development that would be permitted in each of those districts., with the goal of providing more flexibility and creativity through zoning. According to City
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View here Campden Property Trust, a Houston-based developer, has broken ground on a mixed-use development in RiNo, where Denver Hardware once stood. According to the developer, the 233-unit “Campden RiNo” will include 193,000 square feet of net rentable space, as well as 3,500 square feet of retail/restaurant space, a 3-story building along Larimer Street and a 5-story
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