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Millennials’ Influence on the Multifamily Market: Analysis & Trends

By Keith E. Moore, AIA, Architect at RMG As the nation’s largest living generation, millennials stand to make quite an impact on the future of the multifamily commercial real estate market. Already at 76 million, their numbers are expected to peak in 2036 at 82.1 million, surpassing the baby boomers’ by nearly 3 million, according […]

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Movers and Shakers

Movers and Shakers Week of 08.07.17

John Marshall, Healthcare Business Development Expert, Joins NexCore Group Denver-based NexCore Group — a national healthcare real estate (HRE) developer that develops healthcare facilities for hospitals, health systems and physicians — today announced healthcare development expert John P. Marshall has joined the firm as its senior vice president of Business Development. In his new role, Mr. Marshall will oversee

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1772 Prairie Way

Boulder-Based Brewery Leases Industrial Space at CTC

DENVER – Breakaway Business Center, LLC leased two industrial spaces at 1772 Prairie Way in the Colorado Tech Center (CTC) in Louisville, Colorado. Tendeg, a producer of aerospace engineering products and services, will occupy 7,349-square-feet of space. FATE Brewing Company, a Boulder-based brewery, will open a restaurant and tasting room in addition to brewing space at 1772 Prairie

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Glendale 180

Glendale 180 Development Back on Track

View here The development of a large entertainment complex to be built in Glendale — that previously met some legal resistance —  is in negotiations with a Dallas-based developer to be built.  On Tuesday, City leaders voted 6-0 to start negotiations with the developer to build the project. The City of Glendale will reportedly talk

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Aria

Denver Affordable Housing Program Aims to Create More Workforce Housing

View here According to a Denver Post article, Chipotle may partner up for a pilot program that aims to buy down rents on up to 400 market-rate apartments, to increase the amount of affordable housing in Denver. Some of those apartments will likely house Chipotle employees — provided they meet the income requirements — as part

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JJ’S Sweets Set to Open New Offices in Boulder

DENVER – Real Estate Consultants of Colorado, LLC (REC) recently announced its newest lease of 3,142-square-feet of flex space to JJ’s Sweets, Inc. located in Boulder, Colorado. JJ’s Sweets is the producer of award-winning Cocomels, a dairy free, gluten free chocolate covered salted caramel. Previously based in Longmont, they have chosed to relocate to Boulder’s Flatiron Park  to

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Brents Place

Weitz Completes Denver’s Only Immunocompromised Patient Recovery Center

DENVER – The Weitz Company, a national general contractor, design-builder and construction manager that serves all 50 U.S. states, has completed phase two of the only Children’s Hospital Colorado-approved, safe-clean housing facility for immunocompromised patients and their families. Originally called Brent’s Place Too but later named in honor of a former patient, Tanner’s House opened in July to add a

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Source Hotel

RiNo’s First & Only Hotel Celebrates Topping Out

DENVER – Approximately 200 people gathered this past Friday, August 4th to celebrate the topping out of Denver’s Source Hotel Project.  Located in the River North Art District (RiNo), the Source Hotel will be the neighborhood’s only hotel, and will complement the existing Source Marketplace. The event is a common one in the industry, serving not only

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Eric Hiraga

DIA Official Named Denver’s New Economic-Development Director

View here Eric Hiraga, a Denver International Airport official and former real estate development executive is to become the next executive director of the city’s Office of Economic Development. Th former executive vice president and chief of staff at DIA will begin his new role Sept. 5. Image courtesy of Twitter.

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