Reports
CRE Sentiment Dips as Interest Rate Outlook Weakens
Commercial real estate leaders expect industry conditions to worsen slightly over the next 12 months, according to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (CREDA) CRE Sentiment ...
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Denver Coworking: Test the Member Pipeline Before Signing a Lease
For a coworking operator considering Denver, the first question should be who will pay for the proposed space, and why they would choose it over ...
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Denver Construction Costs Rise 4.55% Amid Split Market Conditions
Construction costs in Denver increased 4.55% year over year in Q3 2026, according to Rider Levett Bucknall’s latest Quarterly Construction Cost Report. Denver recorded the second-highest annual cost ...
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Colorado Cities Experiencing Declining Annual Rents
In September, every Colorado market in the Zumper National Rent Index report posted an annual rent decline greater than 5%: Denver (-7.3%), Aurora (-7.7%), and ...
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Denver Retail Investment Activity Rises 20% as Market Shows Resilience
Marcus & Millichap has published its Q3 2026 Denver Metro Area Retail report. “Denver’s resilient household spending capacity and restrained development pipeline continue to attract investment, ...
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Denver Remains Major Tech Hub as Colorado Springs Ranks Among Top Emerging Markets
Denver continues to rank among North America’s leading technology talent markets, while Colorado Springs is emerging as one of the continent’s strongest secondary markets for ...
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Colorado Construction Employment Rises 3% Year Over Year
Colorado’s construction industry added 5,600 jobs between July 2025 and July 2026, a 3% increase, according to an analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ...
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July High Frequency Report: Hotel Occupancy Holds Strong at 79%
Even through one of the hottest months of the summer, downtown continued to show resilience. From sustained hotel performance to growing activity on 16th Street ...
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Denver’s Growing Apartment Inventory is Changing How Investors Compete
Denver’s multifamily market is changing, but rather than slowing down as some expect, it is evolving. Inventory has been rising, cap rates are rising slightly, ...
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Industrial Leasing Activity Gains Momentum as the Construction Pipeline Expands
Denver Industrial Q2 2026 at a glance: According to CBRE, the Denver industrial market’s performance in Q2 2026 reflected softer demand but steady fundamentals, with ...
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CRE Sentiment Dips as Interest Rate Outlook Weakens
Commercial real estate leaders expect industry conditions to worsen slightly over the next 12 months, according to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (CREDA) CRE Sentiment ...
Read More →
Denver Coworking: Test the Member Pipeline Before Signing a Lease
For a coworking operator considering Denver, the first question should be who will pay for the proposed space, and why they would choose it over ...
Read More →
Denver Construction Costs Rise 4.55% Amid Split Market Conditions
Construction costs in Denver increased 4.55% year over year in Q3 2026, according to Rider Levett Bucknall’s latest Quarterly Construction Cost Report. Denver recorded the second-highest annual cost ...
Read More →
Colorado Cities Experiencing Declining Annual Rents
In September, every Colorado market in the Zumper National Rent Index report posted an annual rent decline greater than 5%: Denver (-7.3%), Aurora (-7.7%), and ...
Read More →
Denver Retail Investment Activity Rises 20% as Market Shows Resilience
Marcus & Millichap has published its Q3 2026 Denver Metro Area Retail report. “Denver’s resilient household spending capacity and restrained development pipeline continue to attract investment, ...
Read More →
Denver Remains Major Tech Hub as Colorado Springs Ranks Among Top Emerging Markets
Denver continues to rank among North America’s leading technology talent markets, while Colorado Springs is emerging as one of the continent’s strongest secondary markets for ...
Read More →
Colorado Construction Employment Rises 3% Year Over Year
Colorado’s construction industry added 5,600 jobs between July 2025 and July 2026, a 3% increase, according to an analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ...
Read More →
July High Frequency Report: Hotel Occupancy Holds Strong at 79%
Even through one of the hottest months of the summer, downtown continued to show resilience. From sustained hotel performance to growing activity on 16th Street ...
Read More →
Denver’s Growing Apartment Inventory is Changing How Investors Compete
Denver’s multifamily market is changing, but rather than slowing down as some expect, it is evolving. Inventory has been rising, cap rates are rising slightly, ...
Read More →
Industrial Leasing Activity Gains Momentum as the Construction Pipeline Expands
Denver Industrial Q2 2026 at a glance: According to CBRE, the Denver industrial market’s performance in Q2 2026 reflected softer demand but steady fundamentals, with ...
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