Greeley, CO – Greystone Unique Apartment Group recently sold the University Apartments, a 98-unit apartment complex located at 509 18th Street in Greeley, Colorado. The Asset received a high number of offers from qualified investors and was acquired above listing price at $7,100,000 or $72,448 per unit. The 76,150-square foot complex sold on February 15, 2017 […]
Denver, CO – Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors, LLC sold the multifamily at 310 West Archer Place in Denver, Colorado. This 17-unit multifamily property was built in 1965 and significantly renovated in 2012. The building, located in Denver’s Baker neighborhood, sold on February 16th for $3,158,000; $185,765 per unit and $353.60 per square foot – a record
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Colorado Springs, CO — Pinkard Construction Company has started vertical construction at The Retreat at Sunny Vista, the new memory care and assisted living on the Sunny Vista Colorado Springs campus. The Retreat at Sunny Vista is a $10.5 million building, designed by Lantz-Boggio Architects. It will be two stories containing 66 units over 55,000 square
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Denver, CO — BMC Investments (BMC) recently acquired and planned redevelopment of two Cherry Creek North properties: 240 – 246 Milwaukee Street and 240 St. Paul Street. The acquisitions expand BMC’s commitment to the investment in and redevelopment of Cherry Creek, with the real estate firm now controlling the majority of the property from Milwaukee Street
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Denver, CO – Five AIA Colorado members have been elevated to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) College of Fellows. Brian Chaffee, FAIA, Charles Cunniffe, FAIA, Don Dethlefs, FAIA, Larry Friedberg, FAIA, and Mark Outman, FAIA have received this prestigious honor as recognition of an exemplary career having broad impact on the profession. Election to the AIA’s College of Fellows is one of the highest individual honors the Institute bestows on members. This year,
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Denver, CO – Transwestern welcomed Lee Wallis, who has joined the firm as Managing Senior Vice President, in the firm’s Asset Services group. In this operational leadership role, he will work with Transwestern team members to coordinate strategic initiatives and implement best practices to enhance the company’s client-focused approach through its platform of services. “Lee’s
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Fort Collins, CO – The Neenan Company has broken ground on a 91,000-square-foot high school replacement facility for Colorado Early Colleges Fort Collins (CECFC), with a planned completion in August. The Neenan Company is redeveloping the former Advanced Energy industrial building on Innovation Drive in Fort Collins in order for the tuition-free charter school to relocate
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More than 30 percent energy savings can be achieved using the 2016 version of Standard 90.1, according to recent analysis conducted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratories (PNNL) in support of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Building Energy Codes Program. An update on the preliminary results of the 90.1-2016 progress indicator report was made at
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Denver, CO – Elsy Studios recently added project architect Kaye Mullaney and interior designer Sam Ward to its growing team. “Our clients don’t just get one perspective at Elsy,” said Lynn Coit, president of Elsy Studios. “One of our greatest strengths is our diversity of expertise and skillsets. Both Kaye and Sam bring varying perspectives and
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View here State Senator Angela Williams (D) has been in bipartisan negotiations regarding a new proposal on construction-defects reform. The new bill removes the forced alternative dispute resolution and adds a majority-consent provision to require a majority of all homeowners vote to file a suit. Stock photo, Pixabay
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