View here According to an article published by The Denver Post, developers are being forced to stretch their limited funding resources, in light of a decrease in the value of federal low-income housing tax credits. Investors are no longer willing to pay as much for the tax credits due to the possibility of corporate tax cuts under the Trump […]
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LOVELAND, CO — Loveland Housing Authority took another step toward ending veterans’ homelessness Thursday with a grand opening ceremony for The Edge, a 70-unit affordable residential community near East 15th Street and Boyd Lake Avenue. Built to provide affordable housing to working families, veterans and survivors of the 2012 Hyde Park Fire and 2013 floods,
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View here According to an article published by the Denver Business Journal, Denver’s first quarter apartment and office sales were notably high. Five significant transactions took place, including the sale of 1125 17th St., Denver, which remains the largest investment of 2017. Image courtesy of Jeffrey Beall, Wikimedia commons.
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Denver — Union Investment announced today that it has acquired The Triangle Building in Denver, Colorado, from a controlled affiliate of Starwood Capital Group, a leading global private investment firm, and East West Partners, a Denver-based developer devoted to building, selling, managing and supporting high-quality real estate. The purchase price was approximately $154 million. The
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Denver (May 3rd, 2017) — This year marked the 15th Anniversary of the Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge, presented by Land Title. The widely anticipated event was hosted at the Marriott City Center in downtown Denver, where students of Colorado University and Denver University, commercial real estate industry professionals from almost 300 companies and special
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Unique Properties Inc./TCN Worldwide closed on three significant transactions: 8 Unit Multi-Family Asset Acquired for $1,320,000 Denver — Greystone Unique Apartment Group, multifamily division of Unique Properties, Inc., Colorado’s most experienced, privately held, full-service commercial real estate brokerage firm, recently brokered the sale of an 8-unit multifamily asset located at 807 East 5th Avenue in Denver, Colorado.
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Denver – Transwestern announced this week it was named one of the 2017 Top Workplaces by The Denver Post. The commercial real estate firm was chosen out of hundreds of companies from various industries. “We are thrilled to have been recognized for this impressive achievement, which speaks to our ability to recruit and attract top talent,” said
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View here With driverless cars expected to become a reality in five years time, Menlo Ventures managing director Venky Ganesan says zoning changes will become a factor in urban planning. Major changes will include less need for parking lots and fewer gas stations.
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View here It’s a hard truth to swallow that women employed in the commercial real estate industry currently make 23.3 percent less than men. The Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network, an organization of women in the industry, recently surveyed 2,182 men and women nationwide. The study found the median annual compensation for women in the
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View here With commercial property valuations expected to increase by an average of 20 percent, many Colorado Marijuana business owners will be unpleasantly surprised by the valuations of their 2017 property tax reassessments.
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