Reports
Colorado a Top 5 Market for Vacant Land Sales
Vacant land is a hot commodity in the commercial real estate sector. According to CRE data platform Reonomy, recent sales volume across the asset class ...
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Cherry Creek and Boulder Among Most Expensive U.S. Office Submarkets
According to a study conducted by CommercialCafé, both Cherry Creek and Boulder made the Top 100 list of the most expensive office submarkets in the ...
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In-Migration and Retail Sales Boosting Self-Storage
Marcus and Millichap’s Self-Storage Investment Forecast report details how demand for self-storage will be bolstered by elevated net in-migration and above-average retail sales growth in ...
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Decade in Review: The Denver Office Market
Now that the decade is over, COMMERCIALCafé, a nationwide commercial real estate listings platform, decided to look back at the evolution of office markets across the U.S. ...
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Construction Costs in Denver Increased 4.9% Last Year
With the presidential race taking shape, the conversation about how the outcome of the election will affect the construction industry is warming up. The 2019 ...
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Q4 Denver Office and Industrial Marketbeats
Consistently ranked among the best economies and best places to live in the country, the metro continues to attract a highly skilled workforce and an ...
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Multifamily Investors Drawn to Colfax Corridor
According to Marcus & Millichap’s 2020 Multifamily Investment Forecast, Colfax Avenue remains the common denominator of many apartment deals as the corridor provides investors wide-ranging ...
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Denver an Emerging Market for Data Centers, says Study
Data Centers, once a niche investment and inflexible asset for global enterprises, are now a cornerstone of the information economy, and $100 billion has poured ...
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Denver’s Coworking Sector Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
Coworking continues to change the global landscape of commercial real estate. According to Cushman & Wakefield’s newly released Denver Coworking 2.0 Report, this sector has provided ...
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Average Rent in Denver Jumped $36 in December, says Report
The average rent in Colorado reached $1,519 in December, increasing 2.9 percent, according to data provided by Yardi Matrix. Out of the 22 cities analyzed, rent prices declined in ...
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Colorado a Top 5 Market for Vacant Land Sales
Vacant land is a hot commodity in the commercial real estate sector. According to CRE data platform Reonomy, recent sales volume across the asset class ...
Read More →
Cherry Creek and Boulder Among Most Expensive U.S. Office Submarkets
According to a study conducted by CommercialCafé, both Cherry Creek and Boulder made the Top 100 list of the most expensive office submarkets in the ...
Read More →
In-Migration and Retail Sales Boosting Self-Storage
Marcus and Millichap’s Self-Storage Investment Forecast report details how demand for self-storage will be bolstered by elevated net in-migration and above-average retail sales growth in ...
Read More →
Decade in Review: The Denver Office Market
Now that the decade is over, COMMERCIALCafé, a nationwide commercial real estate listings platform, decided to look back at the evolution of office markets across the U.S. ...
Read More →
Construction Costs in Denver Increased 4.9% Last Year
With the presidential race taking shape, the conversation about how the outcome of the election will affect the construction industry is warming up. The 2019 ...
Read More →
Q4 Denver Office and Industrial Marketbeats
Consistently ranked among the best economies and best places to live in the country, the metro continues to attract a highly skilled workforce and an ...
Read More →
Multifamily Investors Drawn to Colfax Corridor
According to Marcus & Millichap’s 2020 Multifamily Investment Forecast, Colfax Avenue remains the common denominator of many apartment deals as the corridor provides investors wide-ranging ...
Read More →
Denver an Emerging Market for Data Centers, says Study
Data Centers, once a niche investment and inflexible asset for global enterprises, are now a cornerstone of the information economy, and $100 billion has poured ...
Read More →
Denver’s Coworking Sector Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
Coworking continues to change the global landscape of commercial real estate. According to Cushman & Wakefield’s newly released Denver Coworking 2.0 Report, this sector has provided ...
Read More →
Average Rent in Denver Jumped $36 in December, says Report
The average rent in Colorado reached $1,519 in December, increasing 2.9 percent, according to data provided by Yardi Matrix. Out of the 22 cities analyzed, rent prices declined in ...
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