View here Monday’s Colorado Supreme Court decision allowing condominium developers to require arbitration in the case of construction-defects disputes, is equally as important as the defects-reform bill that Gov. John Hickenlooper signed into law last month.
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DENVER – The Courtyard by Marriott Denver Downtown is pleased to announce that it has completed the multi-million dollar renovation launched last fall that included updates to the hotel’s lobby and seven urban meetings spaces. The “modern vintage” feel of the remodel was designed to honor the hotel’s stylish architectural history – the building was originally
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View here Denver-based K2Ventures LLC, just broke ground on a 289 apartment complex in Lakewood that will include 2,500-square-feet of retail. Oak Street Station will provide a new housing option adjacent to the light rail station, making for a quick commute to Downtown Denver. Residents will also enjoy the convenient access to shopping, restaurants and recreation in the area.
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View here According to the Denver Post, a roughly $3.5 million deal to acquire 24 acres of church-owned property for an affordable housing project, will be voted on by Lafayette’s City Council Tuesday night. The deal could provide up to 500 permanently-affordable homes in Boulder County, which is currently experiencing a housing crisis. Image courtesy of Flatirons
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View here Denver’s Marijuana grows occupied 4.2-million-square-feet of industrial space at the end of 2016, up a reported 14 percent since the second quarter of 2015. However, the growth is expected to stabilize due to Denver’s decision to cap the number of grow operations in the city.
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View here Denver’s tourism industry will next week propose to create a tourism improvement district, to help fund $233 million of improvements to the Colorado Convention Center. Proposed improvements include a rooftop expansion, which includes an 80,000-square-foot multi-function meeting space, a 50,000-square-foot terrace and support space, as well as improvements to the facility’s lobbies and
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Fort Collins, CO – Commercial real estate investor Cress Capital, LLC, headquartered in Newport Beach, California, recently acquired more than 800,000-square-feet of office and flex industrial space in Colorado and Southern California in two transactions for total consideration of approximately $110 million. Cress acquired the Prospect Portfolio, a 23-building office and flex industrial portfolio totaling more
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View here Exciting news for residents of Windsor, CO: According to developers, the worlds largest of its kind sports complex is scheduled to break ground in September, at the northwest corner of Colorado Highway 257 and Harmony Road (Weld County Road 74), three miles north of Windsor Lake in Weld County. The complex is expected to
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Etkin Johnson Completes Sale of Clear Creek Business Center Etkin Johnson Real Estate Partners, a full-service, privately owned commercial real estate investment and development company based in Colorado, just announced the sale of Clear Creek Business Center at 6800-6880 N. Broadway in Denver to Watumull Properties Corp. for $18.1 million. “Clear Creek Business Center has
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View here To recover $240,000 in alleged missed payments on the firm’s 64,000-square-foot office, the owner of the Tabor Center in Denver has reportedly sued tenant Triangle Petroleum Corp. The Tabor Center is pushing a court order to force Triangle to vacate the office and pay the rental money due, plus attorneys’ fees and interest.
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