Location, location, location certainly rings true when it comes to office development in the Central Platte Valley (CPV) area of Downtown Denver. Drawn to the areas quasi historical vibe, easy access to nature and proximity to central downtown, it’s easy to see why the area is the ideal location for Class A office space. And with […]
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View here Sprouts Farmers Market has leased 30,000-square-feet in the 3500 block of Central Park Boulevard, as part of a 4 million-square-feet mixed-use, transit-oriented development that Mile High CRE announced earlier this month. Newmark Knight Frank handles the leasing and marketing of Crossroads Commerce Park. Image courtesy of KTGY Architecture + Planning
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View here According to The Denver Post, DIA’s major airlines have requested a four-month delay on renovations that include moving its main security checkpoints upstairs, expanding passenger capacity, and adding food and retail options. The airlines reportedly object to security plans, overall costs and other aspects of the 34-year partial privatization arrangement, as well as its duration.
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DENVER – PRNewswire – Gershman Mortgage recently arranged and closed a financing structure for a medical office building at 36 Steele St. in Cherry Creek, bringing together two prominent plastic surgeons into a single, well-appointed space. It was the second leg of a previously closed purchase and renovation of the space completed in 2016. The new financing
View here On Monday night, the Denver City Council signed a lease agreement to occupy nearly 47,000-square-feet of additional office space inside The Denver Post building. An 87-month, $11.2 million sublease amendment means that the city will also occupy the entire eighth floor as soon as Dec. 1, when The Post’s remaining staff will move out. Image courtesy
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Broomfield, CO — Ex-Kansas plumbing company, Viega LLC, a manufacturer of plumbing and HVAC equipment, broke ground on its new 55,000-square-foot North American headquarters, along with a 24,000-square-foot training facility in Broomfield, CO. OZ Architecture, an award-winning, national architecture and design firm, was selected by Viega LLC to lead the master planning and design for the company’s new
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DENVER – Fastwalls, Lochsa Engineering and Done Group — whole building solution suppliers — are pleased to announce the official opening of their Denver headquarters at 9250 E Costilla Ave., in Greenwood Village. The team celebrated by hosting an Open House with several valued clients and friends on June 14, 2017. “We were blown away by the amount of support received
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DENVER – Chicago-based Waterton, a U.S. real estate investor and operator, today announced it has acquired Greenwood Plaza, a 266-unit rental community located in Centennial — approximately 15 miles southeast of downtown Denver. Built in 1996, Greenwood Plaza includes a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments in a highly accessible location, near I25 and approximately
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View here Denver Metro Area builders are facing a labor shortage and Colorado companies are taking matters into their own hands, launching programs that train laborers on the job. McCarthy Holdings Inc., a St. Louis-based construction company with a Denver office, is teaching its superintendents how to train laborers as they work.
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View here According to the Colorado Springs Gazette, the hot apartment market in Colorado Springs is continuing to draw interest from out-of-state investors, eager to invest tens of millions of dollars in multi-family properties. A limited liability company formed by Coughlin & Co., a family-owned Denver real estate company, recently paid $28.6 million for the
