View here According to the Denver Business Journal’s Cover Story, restaurateurs and home builders have mixed feelings as to whether changes implemented to Denver’s planning and permitting processes in the past two years, have improved the process of opening a business in the city.
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View here Minneapolis-based developer Sherman Associates has broken ground on Ascent, an $86 million apartment project in Westminster with 24,000-square-feet of ground-floor retail. The ground-breaking comes one month following the news that an Origin Hotel and Marcyzk’s Fine Foods will be developed on the Westminster mall site. Image courtesy of City of Westminster.
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DENVER – Dairy Block – Denver’s newest micro-district in the heart of Lower Downtown – is pleased to announce that it has been awarded LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council for the newly constructed buildings now open in the redevelopment project. Developed by McWHINNEY, Sage Hospitality and Grand American, Inc., the new buildings
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DENVER – Vertix Builders, a culture-focused construction company, is pleased to announce the successful completion of construction of the new Tennyson Place Apartments in Denver. The new apartment community, developed by Allante Properties, includes 81 micro units and three levels of underground parking. It is located at 3885 North Tennyson Street in the Highlands.
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DENVER – When it comes to premium office space across the United States and Canada, creative firms are doing what they do best: driving change. JLL’s 2017 Skyline shows that creative’s boomerang to this coveted space and the eighth straight year of occupancy growth are contributing to record rents and a landlord-friendly market. In Denver, development
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HFF secures $21.925 million financing for 2 Denver Multi-Housing Communities Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) announced today that it has secured financing totaling $21.925 million for Coronado Crossing and Valley Park Village, two Denver, Colorado, multi-housing communities comprising 388 units. Working exclusively on behalf of Boulder, Colorado-based Mountain View Capital, LLC, HFF secured two seven-year, floating-rate
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DENVER – Denver-based DPC Companies and Boston-based Long Wharf Capital are pleased to announce the purchase of 333-335 Centennial Parkway, a 404,000-square-foot multi-tenant industrial/flex building located in Louisville, Colorado, one of Denver’s premier northwest suburban submarkets along the Denver-Boulder corridor on U.S. 36. Alec Rhodes, R.C. Myles, Jim Brady and Campbell Davis with the Cushman & Wakefield Denver
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PCL Construction Welcomes Jeremy Tolmen as Denver’s Virtual Construction Manager PCL Construction is pleased to announce that Jeremy Tolmen has joined PCL’s team in Denver as virtual construction manager, and will be responsible for expanding the scope and depth of Denver’s virtual design and construction services. “I’m very excited about joining the PCL team here in
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Fort Collins, CO — Colorado Early Colleges Fort Collins (CECFC) will celebrate the unveiling of its new Innovation Campus, tomorrow, Aug, 5. The public, tuition-free, charter high school recently underwent an extensive remodel. The 91,000-square-foot remodel is designed to house more than 30 teaching spaces, four science labs, farm-to-table kitchen, maker space (iNNOlab), art and music rooms, gym,
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What does the world look like with the Amazon news to buy Whole Foods? Are shopping malls really going away with technology? Do millennials really shun the physical store? A city that is expected to be one of the hottest markets over the next few years, Denver and its surrounding areas are constantly under development
