DENVER – JLL recently secured a 10-year lease on new office space for Swisslog Healthcare Solution’s headquarters at Circle Point 2, 11080 Circle Point Drive, part of the Circle Point Corporate Campus in Westminster, Colorado. The 29,731-square-foot office space was the final piece in completing Swisslog Healthcare’s goal to relocate its global headquarters from Denver’s Montbello […]
View here According to a new report by real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, Denver ranks eighth nationally when it comes to “talent, capital and growth opportunity.” “While Denver is not the headquarters location for many big technology companies, we’ve continued to see larger, more established firms opening offices in Denver, including Google, Apple, and
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Fort Collins, CO — Design-builder Pinkard Construction Company and 4240 Architecture, has begun construction on CSU’s Michael Smith Natural Resources Building addition. Located on the main campus, the Michael Smith Natural Resources (MSNR) building addition and renovation adds four stories and approximately 42,800-square-feet of new space to the south of the existing Warner College of Natural Resources building. The project will
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View here Tributary Real Estate and Charles Street Investment Partners have purchased 2 acres of land at 3600 and 3695 Wynkoop St., home to a 38,000-square-foot warehouse and another smaller warehouse. Tributary has. purchased 11 other nearby parcels in the last 15 months for a mixed-use redevelopment. The seller is Gary Giambrocco, owner of Giambrocco Food Service and Cushman & Wakefield
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View here According to BizWest, W.W. Reynolds Cos. has acquired Freeman Myre Inc., a commercial real estate brokerage and property-management firm, from Andrew Freeman. Freeman started Freeman Myre Inc. a subsidiary of Freeman Myre Inc. back in 2000 and completed several large transactions with companies such as Lockheed Martin Corp., Sierra Nevada Corp., Hunter Douglas, Minute Key,
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View here According to the city of Greenwood Village, 6,092 of its 15,000 residents voted in Tuesday’s election, with 1,479 voting in favor of the ballot measure and 4,613 against. If the ballot Measure had been approved it would have allowed for denser development in the 44-acre area around Orchard Station. Image of Orchard Station, Greenwood
View here According to county records, Scottsdale-based Healthcare Trust of America bought four SCL Health Community Hospitals in the Denver suburbs on May 26 for a total of $135 million, or $812 per square foot, a figure substantially higher than recent retail pharmacy metro area sales. Image of Lone Tree Medical Plaza, courtesy of Healthcare Trust of
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View here According to the Denver Business Journal, 1,200 business and political leaders have pledged in an open letter to continue their efforts to reduce greenhouse emissions, despite the shocking news that President Donald Trump plans to pull out of the Paris climate agreement. Among the Colorado companies: Western Union Co. Vail Resorts Inc., New Belgium
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DENVER – Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) announced the launching of the 4-million-square-foot mixed-use development at Central Park Station by Forest City Realty Trust (FCRT), one of the nation’s leading mixed-use place makers. The project kicks off next spring with Central Park Station One, a 190,000-square-foot Class AA mixed-use office building, as well as a 300-unit multifamily
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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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