Marcus and Millichap Arranges the Sale of Sherman Village in Longmont Marcus & Millichap, a leading commercial real estate investment services firm with offices throughout the United States and Canada, today announced the sale of Sherman Village II, a 62,000-square-foot blended mixed-use, office/retail property located in Longmont, Colorado, according to Bob Kaplan, regional manager of
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East West Partners Announces Leadership Changes: Chris Frampton Named Managing Partner, Overseeing All Development Nationally; Amy Cara Named Managing Partner, Overseeing the Denver Office East West Partners, a Colorado-based developer devoted to building, selling, and managing high-quality real estate, has announced a change in the company’s national and local leadership. Chris Frampton will become managing partner for East West Partners,
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View here Google Inc. has paid $130M for its three-building campus, Pearl Place, in Boulder. The campus, built by Denver developer Forum Real Estate Group and designed by Denver-based Tryba Architects, is located between 30th and Pearl streets. The first two 100,000-square-foot buildings were completed in July. The project enables Google to expand from its present 300
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DENVER – Southern Land Company (SLC), has opened Centric LoHi, its first apartment community in Denver. The mixed-used, multifamily development began welcoming its first residents earlier this month. Centric LoHi, designed by EV Studio, features 302 luxury apartments spread between two buildings at 18th Street and Central Avenue in the city’s Lower Highland neighborhood. The community’s leasing office is
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DENVER – Oak Coast Properties, a real estate investment firm focused on core plus, value-add and opportunistic real estate acquisitions across the United States, announced today they have acquired a majority interest of Villas on 76th, a 384-unit workforce housing apartment complex in Denver. The current owner, Cherry Creek-based BMC Investments, will maintain a minority interest in the project.
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View here A 432-acre site in Louisville, CO owned by Phillips 66, is now under contract to California-based Bancroft Capital — and rumors are, the parcel is one of a few suitable sites in Colorado, for the Amazon headquarters. Located just off Northwest Parkway and U.S. 36, the former StorageTek campus has been mostly vacant for almost a decade. The
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DENVER – The Downtown Denver Partnership has released its Center City Housing report, detailing the population growth and number of housing units added or under construction in each of the center city’s 14 neighborhoods since 2010. The report was released in conjunction with the Partnership’s Center City Housing Forum, which addressed the importance of housing
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DENVER — K2, formerly K2 Audio, rebrands as a multidisciplinary firm to better align with architectural needs. In addition to acoustics and audio-visual design, K2 has expanded their service offerings to include tele/data and electronic security systems. The latest AIA Business of Architecture 2016 Firm Survey Report indicates a trend towards multidisciplinary firms driven by owner’s
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DENVER – Transwestern’s Denver office announced today that Roadsafe Traffic Systems is relocating its headquarters to a planned facility in Arapahoe County. With the help of the Transwestern’s Chicago team, Transwestern’s Craig Paton and Craig Bustos represented Roadsafe in the land sale and structured the 15-year lease with Ridge Development, Transwestern’s industrial development arm, which
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An initiative that would require many buildings in Denver to feature environment-friendly “green roof” amenities, that will appear on the city’s ballot this November, has met strong opposition from the commercial real estate industry, concerned about the negative impact the proposed ordinance could have on Denver. The ordinance would require all new commercial buildings over
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