Reports
Q1 Figures for Denver Retail and Multifamily Markets (CBRE)
CBRE has released Q1 2024 figures for the Denver retail and multifamily markets. The retail sector continues to perform, posting tightening vacancy and rising rents, ...
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Denver’s Coworking Inventory Sees 8% Increase in Q1
Coworking spaces are essential for offering creative solutions that satisfy the needs of both individuals and enterprises as the nature of work continues to change ...
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Office-Conversion Projects Increase in Q1 2024
According to CBRE’s Office Conversions brief, nearly 70 million square feet of office space or 1.7% of total U.S. supply was undergoing conversion to other ...
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Denver Metro Ranks No.20 in the US for Population Growth YoY
Cushman & Wakefield has revealed its latest insights “Breaking Down the Latest Census Data,” providing analysis of the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest data and highlighting ...
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RLB Survey Shows Crane Count is Down More than 20% in Denver
International property and construction consultancy firm Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) has released its latest Crane Index and quarterly Construction Cost Report (QCR). The two documents provide an eye-opening perspective on the ...
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CBRE Forecasts 4.3% Increase in RevPAR Growth in Denver in 2024
CBRE is forecasting revenue per available hotel room (RevPAR) will continue to grow steadily in 2024, driven by improving group business, inbound international travel and traditional ...
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Ongoing Skilled Labor Shortage in Booming Construction Sector
Despite economic improvements in some dimensions in 2023, the construction industry continues to face a severe skilled labor shortage, according to Marcum LLP’s annual analysis of ...
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The Decline of Condominium Construction in Colorado
By Peter LiFari, Common Sense Institute Housing Fellow The disappearance of condominiums in Colorado embodies the state’s housing affordability challenges. Over the past fifteen years, ...
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MOB in Wheat Ridge Among Top 20 Largest US Deliveries of 2024
Despite difficult capital conditions, the medical office sector remains a strong player in the commercial real estate industry, demonstrating resilience. With that in mind, CommercialSearch just published ...
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Denver-Boulder Among Top Preforming Life Sciences Markets
More than a half-billion square feet of tenant demand and record levels of venture capital and National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding are positioning Denver-Boulder ...
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Q1 Figures for Denver Retail and Multifamily Markets (CBRE)
CBRE has released Q1 2024 figures for the Denver retail and multifamily markets. The retail sector continues to perform, posting tightening vacancy and rising rents, ...
Read More →
Denver’s Coworking Inventory Sees 8% Increase in Q1
Coworking spaces are essential for offering creative solutions that satisfy the needs of both individuals and enterprises as the nature of work continues to change ...
Read More →
Office-Conversion Projects Increase in Q1 2024
According to CBRE’s Office Conversions brief, nearly 70 million square feet of office space or 1.7% of total U.S. supply was undergoing conversion to other ...
Read More →
Denver Metro Ranks No.20 in the US for Population Growth YoY
Cushman & Wakefield has revealed its latest insights “Breaking Down the Latest Census Data,” providing analysis of the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest data and highlighting ...
Read More →
RLB Survey Shows Crane Count is Down More than 20% in Denver
International property and construction consultancy firm Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) has released its latest Crane Index and quarterly Construction Cost Report (QCR). The two documents provide an eye-opening perspective on the ...
Read More →
CBRE Forecasts 4.3% Increase in RevPAR Growth in Denver in 2024
CBRE is forecasting revenue per available hotel room (RevPAR) will continue to grow steadily in 2024, driven by improving group business, inbound international travel and traditional ...
Read More →
Ongoing Skilled Labor Shortage in Booming Construction Sector
Despite economic improvements in some dimensions in 2023, the construction industry continues to face a severe skilled labor shortage, according to Marcum LLP’s annual analysis of ...
Read More →
The Decline of Condominium Construction in Colorado
By Peter LiFari, Common Sense Institute Housing Fellow The disappearance of condominiums in Colorado embodies the state’s housing affordability challenges. Over the past fifteen years, ...
Read More →
MOB in Wheat Ridge Among Top 20 Largest US Deliveries of 2024
Despite difficult capital conditions, the medical office sector remains a strong player in the commercial real estate industry, demonstrating resilience. With that in mind, CommercialSearch just published ...
Read More →
Denver-Boulder Among Top Preforming Life Sciences Markets
More than a half-billion square feet of tenant demand and record levels of venture capital and National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding are positioning Denver-Boulder ...
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