Colorado-based Kava Equity Partners, the direct private equity investment group of the Southern Ute Growth Fund, has acquired The Berg Group. Founded in 1967 as Berg Drywall, The Berg Group has grown from a respected commercial drywall contractor into a nationally recognized specialty contractor and provider of integrated construction solutions. Berg delivers complex interior and […]
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The Denver Housing Authority and the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless have partnered to develop up to 135 units of income-restricted, supportive family housing at 4745 Federal Boulevard in Denver’s Berkeley/Sunnyside neighborhoods. The approximately 3.78-acre vacant parcel was formerly the site of El Padrino restaurant and a Rodeway Inn motel, which DHA previously leased to the City
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Brickstone Partners, a full-service real estate investment and development firm based in Franklin, Tenn., has announced that CEO Daniel Otis has acquired complete ownership and control of The Lodge at Boulder, a luxury 371-bed student housing community located at 2900 E. Aurora Avenue in Boulder, serving the University of Colorado Boulder. Cornerstone, Otis’ family office, played an
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Selected from 20 entries, Bryant Flink Architecture + Design’s context-sensitive approach for the urban infill project at 2935 Zuni Street in Denver received Historic Denver’s 2025 Remix Award. The project included the design of a new 32-unit residential building with ground-floor retail, called The Griffin, and the updating of12 units in the adjacent historic Ochiltree
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Bluff Lake Nature Center (BLNC), Denver’s only nonprofit nature center and the city’s largest open space, celebrated the completion of its transformative campus improvements with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Bluff Lake staff, project partners, and local community supporters. This ceremony celebrated the introduction of enhanced public spaces, a welcoming lobby, an all-electric administrative building,
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Mayor Mike Johnston and Denver City Council has announced that the city intends to impose a moratorium on new data centers in Denver. The process, which is expected to last several months, will allow the city to review and strengthen regulations around the sites. “Data centers power the technology we depend upon and strengthen our
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When LoopNet published its 2026 list of the 10 Best Places to Buy Multifamily Property, Denver was one of the top markets in the country, which supports what many Colorado investors already know: Denver is one of the most well-positioned multifamily markets in the country. However, for investors, it doesn’t matter how high a market is ranked if
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Denver-based Brinkman Real Estate has acquired Knox on 12th Apartments, a 56-unit multifamily community located in Ogden, Utah, approximately 40 minutes north of Salt Lake City. The acquisition further expands the firm’s growing footprint across the Mountain West. Completed in 2020, Knox on 12th features modern apartment homes with high-end interior finishes and efficient layouts.
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A 112,500-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility located at 6284 S Nome Court in Centennial has sold for $21.5 million, positioning the asset as a strategic acquisition in Denver’s sought-after Southeast submarket. JLL represented the seller, Cabot Properties, in the transaction. The Koll Company, a well-capitalized full-service real estate operating company headquartered in Irvine, California, acquired the asset. The
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Plans to convert two prominent downtown office towers into hundreds of residential units are advancing through the City of Denver’s development review process, marking one of the largest adaptive-reuse proposals currently under consideration in the central business district. Collectively branded as the High Fidelity project, the proposal targets the office buildings at 621 and 633 17th Street.
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