Fort Collins, CO — ARA, A Newmark Company (ARA Newmark) recently announced the sale of Village Gardens in Fort Collins. The apartment community achieved an impressive undisclosed per unit price, thought to be driven by employment growth and Colorado State University’s high enrollment rate. The 141-unit property sits on 13 acres, with a ratio of 10.85 units […]
View here The construction industry in metro Denver is struggling to employ a sufficient number of construction workers, including concrete workers and electricians. As many as 96,000 jobs are needed to be filled by 2025. As a solution to the problem, the industry is focused on building a culture with employee recognition and mentoring programs, as a
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DENVER – Vertix Builders, a culture-focused construction company, has been selected to provide renovations to the Swedish Medical Center-Southwest Emergency Room. The work will include updates to the main waiting room and reception desk (which will be highlighted by a new, wood ceiling and custom casework) and renovations to the patient and nurse areas. The project is
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Marcus & Millichap Arranges Sales of Gallery Flats in Northern Colorado Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of the Gallery Flats, a 66-unit apartment building in Loveland, for $11,150,000. Gallery Flats is located at 585 North Lincoln Avenue in Loveland. “Gallery Flats is a great asset. The construction quality and floorplans are terrific,” says Nick Steele,
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Mark Bokhoven is New Director of Preconstruction for Pinkard Construction Company Pinkard Construction Company, an award-winning Colorado leader in preconstruction services, today announced that Mark Bokhoven is Pinkard’s new director of preconstruction. A Pinkard employee since 2006, Mark has functioned as director of preconstruction since April 2017. As director of preconstruction, Mark’s responsibilities will be to drive the
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View here Business owners along East Colfax Avenue have voted in favor of a 40 percent Business Improvement District tax rate hike, aimed at carrying out the district’s improvement plan for the area between East 16th and East 14th avenues and from Grant Street to Josephine Street. The proposal was leading by 34-17, with several votes
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By Katie Rapone Healthcare providers are facing increasing pressure to reduce costs in the face of uncertain reimbursement rates from Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance companies, and to improve patient outcomes. According to a CBRE Research report, one way in which healthcare providers are attempting to reduce costs, is by relocating services closer to where patients live,
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View here Whole Foods Market will open its highly anticipated location near Union Station next week, on Nov. 15. The 60,000-square-foot grocery store will anchor Union Denver, a 580-unit luxury apartment community that covers an entire 2-acre city block bounded by Chestnut Place and 17th, 18th and Wewatta streets, developed by Holland Partner Group and designed by Davis
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View here As of 2 a.m. this morning, The Denver Green Roof Initiative’s approval odds look good. Yes votes for the Initiated Ordinance 300, led by Brandon Rietheimer, lead by more than four percentage points, 52.2 percent to 47.8 percent. Image of FLIGHT green roof install, courtesy of Zeppelin Development.
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View here During last night’s election, residents voted for limitations to be placed on the development growth in Denver’s suburbs. In Lakewood, the results of a key city council race appeared to hand slow-growth activists a one-vote majority on the council moving forward and in Greenwood Village, candidates who continue to rally against the idea of increasing the
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