Reports
Denver a Top Industrial Market to Watch
While major industrial and logistics markets capture most of the headlines, industrial occupiers and investors know that dozens of secondary markets are essential to supply ...
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Energy Industry Now Occupies a “Stable” 10% of Downtown Denver Office Space
Following years of volatility, the energy sector’s share of downtown Denver’s office market has stabilized, according to new research from CBRE. Oil and gas companies ...
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CBRE Names Denver/Boulder 11th Best Market for Life Sciences Talent
According to a new analysis conducted by CBRE, the Denver/Boulder area is the 11th-leading market for U.S. life sciences talent. The inaugural report identifies the ...
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Denver Hotel Industry on Pace for Recovery by 2023/2024
According to CBRE’s latest forecast for the hotel sector, Denver’s recovery is well underway from the trough experienced in 2020, when occupancy dropped to 41 percent. ...
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Architecture Billings Index Moderates Slightly, Remains Strong
For the fifteenth consecutive month, architecture firms reported increasing demand for design services in April, according to a new report today from The American Institute ...
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Apartments in Lakewood and Arvada Offer the Most Room/Person, says Rent Cafe Study
With the rental season in full swing, Rent Cafe decided to find out where renters can get the most private space per person. Using Yardi ...
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Q1 Construction Costs Increase 3.2% in Denver
The construction market continued to experience significant inflationary challenges in early 2022, according to Mortenson’s Cost Index. Optimism for moderating costs in the latter half ...
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Companies Weigh In on Office Space Needs Two Years from the Onset of the Pandemic
52 percent of survey respondents say they intend to reduce their office space over the next three years, mostly to eliminate excess space they anticipate ...
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Volatility in Construction Material Prices to Remain in 2022
According to Linesight’s quarterly Construction Commodity Report and price forecast (based on interviews with nearly 160 industry experts across the globe), prices for construction materials are projected to remain ...
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Hybrid Office Becoming the New Norm, Says Cushman & Wakefield Study
Cushman & Wakefield today released a comprehensive study titled Office of the Future Revisited. The study reports on employees’ thoughts on returning to work; the need ...
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Denver a Top Industrial Market to Watch
While major industrial and logistics markets capture most of the headlines, industrial occupiers and investors know that dozens of secondary markets are essential to supply ...
Read More →
Energy Industry Now Occupies a “Stable” 10% of Downtown Denver Office Space
Following years of volatility, the energy sector’s share of downtown Denver’s office market has stabilized, according to new research from CBRE. Oil and gas companies ...
Read More →
CBRE Names Denver/Boulder 11th Best Market for Life Sciences Talent
According to a new analysis conducted by CBRE, the Denver/Boulder area is the 11th-leading market for U.S. life sciences talent. The inaugural report identifies the ...
Read More →
Denver Hotel Industry on Pace for Recovery by 2023/2024
According to CBRE’s latest forecast for the hotel sector, Denver’s recovery is well underway from the trough experienced in 2020, when occupancy dropped to 41 percent. ...
Read More →
Architecture Billings Index Moderates Slightly, Remains Strong
For the fifteenth consecutive month, architecture firms reported increasing demand for design services in April, according to a new report today from The American Institute ...
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Apartments in Lakewood and Arvada Offer the Most Room/Person, says Rent Cafe Study
With the rental season in full swing, Rent Cafe decided to find out where renters can get the most private space per person. Using Yardi ...
Read More →
Q1 Construction Costs Increase 3.2% in Denver
The construction market continued to experience significant inflationary challenges in early 2022, according to Mortenson’s Cost Index. Optimism for moderating costs in the latter half ...
Read More →
Companies Weigh In on Office Space Needs Two Years from the Onset of the Pandemic
52 percent of survey respondents say they intend to reduce their office space over the next three years, mostly to eliminate excess space they anticipate ...
Read More →
Volatility in Construction Material Prices to Remain in 2022
According to Linesight’s quarterly Construction Commodity Report and price forecast (based on interviews with nearly 160 industry experts across the globe), prices for construction materials are projected to remain ...
Read More →
Hybrid Office Becoming the New Norm, Says Cushman & Wakefield Study
Cushman & Wakefield today released a comprehensive study titled Office of the Future Revisited. The study reports on employees’ thoughts on returning to work; the need ...
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